design lan networks with autocad 2010

[FrancescoCad]

Good morning to all,

for a short-term competition I need to learn how to design lan networks with autocad 2010.
Can someone recommend me some tutorials to learn autocad and draw lan networks?

It's urgent.

Thank you.

 

[PlannerRoad]

start with some of these:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=119

 

[FrancescoCad]

start with some of these:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=119

thanks!but is there something about the design of lan networks?

 

[Tristan]

I doubt it strongly. in any way autocad, once learned, use it for the design of lan networks as to make flyers or bridges

 

[Fulvio Romano]

But you know what a lan network is and how you plan? Do you just miss using the tool?

or by chance you want to know how to design a lan network, what difference is between a router and a hub, what is a subnet mask and blah blah blah?

How to say, you can design an electrical system with autocad, but autocad doesn't know what a differential is, you have to explain it to him...

 

[Shape]

thanks!but is there something about the design of lan networks?

as they have already replied autocad of his does not design anything and is not prepared to do so.

Perhaps what you meant is to have blocks to make patterns?

maybe something you find it, or maybe there are some application (I know that for the electrical schematics there is) that runs on autocad.

 

[FrancescoCad]

thank you all for the answers!
the problem is not knowing what a lan is but designing it with autocad: I miss using the tool. I bought a manual. I hope it helps me

 

[gil]

autocad is a generic technical design software, therefore has no specific tools for certain use.
has generic commands with which you can draw a nuclear power plant like the hair flakes of the barbi.

 

[Fulvio Romano]

thank you all for the answers!
the problem is not knowing what a lan is but designing it with autocad: I miss using the tool. I bought a manual. I hope it helps me

In my opinion, once you've learned to draw lines, arches and curves, you've figured out how the layers work, and maybe you learned the block concept, you've got 98% of what you need.
the rest then comes with the use.

If the purpose is to do the contest, that 98% should be enough.