A network administrator is performing a post-implementation audit following a data center refresh. The project involved mounting new modular switches into equipment enclosures, re-allocating server rack unit () space, and establishing new VLAN subnets with associated gateway interfaces across multiple switches. The administrator needs to update the core network documentation to accurately record both the physical enclosure layouts and the Layer 3 IP routing and VLAN structures. Which of the following documentation artifacts should the administrator update to fulfill these specific requirements? (Select TWO).
- Rack elevation diagramCevap
- Logical network topology diagramCevap
- CTIA/EIA 568 pinout wiring schematic
- DCompTIA incident response troubleshooting matrix
- ESNMP MIB architecture documentation
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The administrator must update the rack elevation diagram to document physical rack space utilization and equipment placement, and the logical network topology diagram to document VLAN IDs, IP subnetting, and Layer 3 interfaces.
Updating both the rack elevation diagram and the logical topology diagram fulfills all specified audit requirements. The rack elevation diagram documents physical hardware positioning, height allocations (), and enclosure placement. The logical topology diagram documents non-physical relationships, including VLAN segment IDs, IP subnetting schemes, and Layer 3 gateway relationships.
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Distinguishing between physical rack diagrams and logical topology diagrams in network documentation