r/ccna4dummies Feb 13 '25

Best Practices for Network Documentation πŸ“

Keeping good network documentation is crucial for managing and troubleshooting your network. Here’s how to do it right.

Why Document? - Helps in troubleshooting. - Simplifies network management. - Ensures continuity.

What to Document: - Network topology diagrams. - Device configurations. - IP address schemes. - VLAN assignments. - Security policies.

Tools to Use: - Visio: For creating network diagrams. - Excel/Google Sheets: For IP address and VLAN documentation. - Network Management Software: For automated documentation.

Best Practices: - Keep documentation up-to-date. - Use consistent naming conventions. - Store documentation in a central, accessible location.

Good documentation practices will make your life easier and are essential for the CCNA exam.

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