Best practice for separating our warehouse users and servers/desktops

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Mr.Graham

We have a warehouse with 50 desktops and over 100 printers that are used toprint 100k of labels per day. Those mostly have access to our print serverand to exhcange. I would like to separate them out because the network traffic is very slow.

What would the best practice for this work. They will still need access to the 2 servers but not the rest of our network. Can i set them up on either a separate VLan or use a completely different switch for only those in the warehouse. Should I also then configure a second nic with different subnet on the two servers I need access too and add them to the vlan and or switch.. Or do I just create a separate vlan for the warehouse and just tag the two servers I need to work on both vlans?

Thanks.
 

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