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4 Feb 2019Form Number
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16 pages, 241 KBAbstract
This paper describes the available options for connecting Lenovo® switches to each other and within a network. The recommended options depend on the desired speed of the connection and the distance between devices. This paper is intended for network designers and administrators who are involved in choosing the media to use in their network.
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Introduction
Considerations for cabling and transceivers
Considerations for low-level interface configurations
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