Building a Cisco Network for Windows 2000 P1

Microsoft and Cisco are two of the largest technology vendors in the informationtechnology industry today. Microsoft’s Windows 2000 is its latest network operating system (NOS), and Cisco is pushing the limits for routing and switching voice, video, and data across internetworks.
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