Lab Diagrams

From: ccie az (ccieaz@googlemail.com)
Date: Sat Apr 12 2008 - 09:42:02 ART

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Hi all,

This maybe a pretty stupid question, but here goes.

I am just starting some of the practice labs now and I heard some
people draw a Layer2 diagram as well as the others. I don't understand
how/why this L2 diagram would help.

My question is the L2 diagram just composes the switches and links
between them right? Whats the benefit behind this? Maybe its just me,
but the L2 side of things just seems easy to me.

Has anyone got any example diagrams that they draw before a practice
lab that i could take a look at?

Thanks

Az

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