Network Documentation

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As network configuration management matures, documentation woes linger
Network change and configuration management deployments are taking top billing in many IT departments, but the process is far from easy.
Cisco keeps the PACE with automated change management
Cisco Systems Inc. yesterday announced a new suite of products to help network engineers and architects automate configuration and change management.

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Troubleshooting your network
In this Q&A, our expert, Lindi Horton, helps with troubleshooting a network that has problems staying up in the evening.
Document your network cabling
Because updating your network documentation is a time-consuming, error-prone process, keeping track of your network cables can be a big mess. When moving things around, or in the case of a security audit, a poorly-documented layout can turn into an emergency situation. In this tip, learn about dedicated documentation software that helps keep things organised.

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When router management is your worst nightmare
Michael W. Lucas is a network engineer with decades of experience in corporate networks. Recently, Lucas authored Cisco Routers for the Desperate, which he said is "designed to be read once, and then left on top of the router until something breaks." Lucas spoke with SearchNetworking.com about networking issues and Cisco router futures and provided helpful tips for the "desperate" IT pros who need quick fixes to common router problems.

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