You are a network administrator tasked with updating the network infrastructure at your company. During the audit, you notice outdated cable maps that do not reflect current network layouts. What is the primary reason for updating these cable maps?
To prepare documentation for an upcoming software license audit.
To reduce paper consumption and storage costs by eliminating old drawings.
To ensure network documentation reflects the current layout for efficient troubleshooting and maintenance.
To comply with cabling safety and standards documentation requirements (e.g., ANSI/TIA-568).
Accurate cable maps are crucial for efficient troubleshooting and management of the network. They assist in quick identification of connection points and paths, thereby reducing downtime and simplifying maintenance tasks. Incorrect maps can lead to confusion, increased troubleshooting times, and potential errors during network upgrades or repairs.
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