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Remote site around 30 users,<br>Scenario 1: Not local servers, remote access applications at headquarter include file server, AD, print server, mail server, security patches &amp; software deployment, internet browser through headquarter. <br>Scenario 2: local access applications at headquarter include file server, AD, print server, mail server, security patches &amp; software deployment, servers database synchronization between headquarter and remote site, internet browser through headquarter.
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Remote site around 30 users,
Scenario 1: Not local servers, remote access applications at headquarter include file server, AD, print server, mail server, security patches & software deployment, internet browser through headquarter.
Scenario 2: local access applications at headquarter include file server, AD, print server, mail server, security patches & software deployment, servers database synchronization between headquarter and remote site, internet browser through headquarter.

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There will be a site with around 50pc users. How to estimate the Metro Ethernet Wan link bandwidth required for connecting main site and the new site
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There will be a site with around 50pc users. How to estimate the Metro Ethernet Wan link bandwidth required for connecting main site and the new site

Metro Ethernet Wan link bandwidth required

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Routers

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Broadband

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Networking

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Network Operations

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