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 This chapter deals with connectivity infrastructure items that deliver network services on your premises.
-Usually, the hardware is installed in the same location that is used to house the ISP 'modem'. This area should be a lockable room with AC power and adequate ventilation.  If using a computer elsewhere to run an overall management application, make sure that computer is not accessible by patrons or unauthorized staff
+Usually, the hardware is installed in the same location that is used to house the ISP 'modem'. This area should be a lockable room with AC power and adequate ventilation.  If using a computer elsewhere to run an overall management application, make sure that computer is not accessible by patrons or unauthorized staff.
+In this section we'll look at the following technologies
+  * [[Firewalls]]
+  * [[Routers]]
+  * [[Switches]]
+  * [[WIFI]]
+  * [[Cabling]]
+  * [[Power Management]]
 The distinction is important because increasingly, network solutions are delivered via [[the_shift_to_remotely_managed_services|remotely managed solutions]], which we discuss in a later chapter.

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