Creating Network Configuration Documentation презентация

Network Configuration Tables When creating a network configuration table for troubleshooting, you should document the following:

Network Configuration Table Components Related to Troubleshooting

An Example of a Network Configuration Table (Router)

An Example of a Network Configuration Table (Switch)

The Components of a Network Topology Diagram

The Components of a Network Topology Diagram

The Components of a Network Topology Diagram

Topology Diagram Components

Network Topology Diagram (Example No. 1)

Network Topology Diagram (Example No. 2)

Discovering Network Configurations on Routers and Multilayer Switches

Discovering Network Configurations on Routers and Multilayer Switches (Cont.)

Discovering Network Configurations on Standard Switches

Discovering Network Configurations on Standard Switches (Cont.)

Creating Network Documentation

Guidelines for Creating Network Documentation

Summary The components of a network configuration table and topology diagram can be categorized by the logical layers that they are associated with in the TCP/IP networking model. The components of a topology diagram are usually a combination of the most important components of several logical layers. Following a procedure, a troubleshooter can easily gather relevant configuration information about routers and switches. Performing the five stages in the process of creating network documentation allows a troubleshooter to create a network configuration table and topology diagram. Guidelines for creating effective network documentation are as follows: Determine the scope Know your objectives Be consistent Keep the documents accessible Maintain the documentation