Workshop

A Completeness is the key here. Once you get some experience doing this and practice the techniques in
future hours, you’ll probably look at your initial maps and say, “I didn’t need to write that down.”
However, you’ll only know this after you get some experience under your belt. For now, write it all
down; you can edit later.
Q This all seems overwhelming. Where do I start?
A Start simple and you’ll be fine. You can start by writing down everything that you know about your
network—your server name, where it’s plugged in, what hub your computer is plugged into, and so on.
Then, you can write down the categories of documentation, along with to-do’s for each category.
Quiz
1. True or false? Logical documentation shows wire runs and cable boxes.
2. Physical documentation should include which of the following?
A. Electrical outlets
B. A small area of very specific equipment and cables
C. An overall picture of the network
D. Server-to-server information exchange
3. When labeling the router end of a cable, you should include what?
A. The router name and the port on the hub
B. The router name
C. The port on the hub
D. Either A or C
4. SOP stands for what?
A. Some other person
B. Standard occupational parameters
C. Standard operating procedure
D. Some operational processing
Answers to Quiz Questions
1. False
2. B
3. D
4. C
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