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Networks  \nDate: March 2016  \nPublication: ENET-RM001A-EN-P  \nTable of Contents  \nThe O EM Guide to Networking .................................................................................................................................................... 1  \nIntroduction ..................................................................................................................................................................................4  \nIntroduction to the OSI Reference Model.................................................................................................................................5  \nIntroduction to the Hierarchical Campus Model .......................................................................................................................7  \nIntroduction to the Converged Plant-wide Ethernet (CPwE) Logical Model.............................................................................7  \nPlant-wide Networks 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................................................................................................................................................. 13  \nSegmentation – Physical and Logical .................................................................................................................................... 13  \nSegmentation Guidelines and Best Practices.................................................................................................................... 16  \nSegmentation Questions ................................................................................................................................................... 17  \nSecurity.................................................................................................................................................................................. 17  \nSecurity Summary .............................................................................................................................................................20  \nSecurity Guidelines and Best Practices.............................................................................................................................20  \nSecurity Questions ............................................................................................................................................................20  \nSecure Remote Access.....................................................................................................................................................22  \nPrioritization/Quality of Service (QoS) ...................................................................................................................................24  \nPrioritization/QoS Summary 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