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by zivayi Accepted solution
by mamies Accepted solution
I would start with the routers. I would be documenting all of the rules that are set in the router. Only because if a router falls over you are going to need to be able to remake all of the rules and this way it is quick and easy.
Then I would also document what is on each server, all the way from what services are installed to what IP address the server uses.
Thats a start anyway :)
by mohammad oweis Accepted solution
Try to use a network scanner application to draw a map for the network, so you will know how your network is connected, and what devices are connected to the network (routers, switches, firewalls, ...)
There is a lot of free and commercial application for that, use Google.
by zivayi Accepted solution
by ron k. Accepted solution
A Google search using the keywords 'open source network tool' returns 69,000,000 hits. Surely there's something you can use.
by mohammad oweis Accepted solution
I use 3Com Network Supervisor, commercial one.
But check inside http://sourceforge.net/ they have a lot of good applications.
And they are free :)
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