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* Core layer - fast forwarding of traffic for the Distribution layer. Ideally don't have ACLs or QoS, just fast traffic. | * Core layer - fast forwarding of traffic for the Distribution layer. Ideally don't have ACLs or QoS, just fast traffic. | ||
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- | The three-tier design has all 3 of the hierarchical layers. | + | //https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=2202410&seqNum=4// \\ |
+ | The three-tier design has all 3 of the hierarchical layers.\\ | ||
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+ | //https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=2202410&seqNum=4// \\ | ||
+ | The two-tier "collapses" the core and distribution layers into one for smaller networks. | ||
===== Spine-Leaf LAN Design (aka Clos Architecture) ===== | ===== Spine-Leaf LAN Design (aka Clos Architecture) ===== | ||
The traditional campus LAN design is intended for networks where there is "North-South" traffic, that meaning traffic going from the access layers to the core layers.\\ | The traditional campus LAN design is intended for networks where there is "North-South" traffic, that meaning traffic going from the access layers to the core layers.\\ |