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ABR -- Area border router

API -- Application programming interface

AS -- Autonomous system

BIRD -- BIRD Internet Routing Daemon -- BIRD Internet Routing Daemon Inter\dots

CIDR -- Classless inter-domain routing

DAG -- Directed acyclic graph

DR -- Designated router

GUI -- Graphical user interface

IP -- Internet protocol

ISP -- Internet service provider

LSA -- Link state advertisement

OSPF -- Open shortest path first

PTP -- Point-to-point

PyPI -- Python package index

RFC -- Request for comments

SMTP -- Simple mail transfer protocol

UI -- User interface

UNIX is not an abbreviation.

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\appendix
\chapter{Attachments}
\XXX{Attachments to the bachelor thesis, if any. Each attachment must be referred to at least once from the text of the thesis. Attachments are numbered.}
\XXX{The printed version should preferably contain attachments, which can be read (additional tables and charts, supplementary text, examples of program output, etc.). The electronic version is more suited for attachments which will likely be used in an electronic form rather than read (program source code, data files, interactive charts, etc.). Electronic attachments should be uploaded to SIS and optionally also included in the thesis on a~CD/DVD. Allowed file formats are specified in provision of the rector no. 72/2017.}

\section{First Attachment}

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