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Templates for Documenting Network

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by picturethat Aug 31, 2004 last reply Sep 22, 2004

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I am looking for some forms to easily document the network, workstations, routers, hubs/switches, servers, etc. Anyone have any good starting points?

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by mikex Sep 1, 2004

http://www.state.sc.us/scsl/erate/tptemp.rtf

by picturethat Sep 14, 2004

I am looking for something simple, easy, fast. But records all the necessary information on configurations. Thanks!

by monice Sep 9, 2004

TechRepublic's Download section has some very handy templates that I use daily. This being one of my favorites:

https://www.techrepublic.com.com/5138-6288-729438.html

I've tweaked it here and there to fit my needs.

by picturethat Sep 14, 2004

I need more of a form that is easy to understand and capture the pertantant information.

by orcsattheg8 Sep 20, 2004

You might want to try GFI Languard Network Analyzer. There is a free version but it will scan an entire subnet and return pertinent info like OS, open ports, users, services, etc. Saves to an HTML format.

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