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<h2>Table of Contents</h2>
- [Networking Overview](./networking_overview.md)
- [Network Considerations](./network_considerations.md)
- [Network Setup](./network_setup.md)
- [Networking Overview](networking_overview.md)
- [Network Considerations](network_considerations.md)
- [Network Setup](network_setup.md)
> Note: This documentation does not constitute a complete set of knowledge on setting farms with public IP addresses in a data center. Please make sure to do your own research and communicate with your data center and your Internet service provider for any additional information.

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For farmers who have public IPs, extra considerations are needed in setting up the network of the farm. We will go through the main considerations in this section.
First, we must acknowledge that by the open-source and design of ThreeFold farming, a farm can range from a simple [single 3Node](../3node_building/3node_building.md) setup, to a multi-rack farm hosted in a typical data center, and everything in-between, from the farmer experiencing with public IP blocks, to the entrepreneur who builds their own data center at home.
First, we must acknowledge that by the open-source and design of ThreeFold farming, a farm can range from a simple [single 3Node](3node_building.md) setup, to a multi-rack farm hosted in a typical data center, and everything in-between, from the farmer experiencing with public IP blocks, to the entrepreneur who builds their own data center at home.
There are thus many types of farms and each will have varying configurations. The simplest way to set up a farm has been extensively discussed in the first steps of creating a farm. But what are the other more complex configurations possible? Let's go through some of those: