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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Stale Network Documentation
Network and infrastructure documentation is missing, outdated, or manual, forcing engineers to reverse-engineer topology and configs.
In their words
if anyone knows a database program that can handle this kind of a task please let me know
It feels extremely daunting to take this on. Almost feel like I need a dedicated head for this
this is going to take 2 of my techs weeks to go through. just trying to make it easier without writing my own database
whenever something didn't work they were told by the previous IT people to just keep rebooting until they presumably got a DHCP lease from the correct network
panels full of rats nests, unlabeled banjo-strung conductors free aired comm cables
losing records, etc. When there's a copper cut I get to tone from these things hoping to find the right pairs
The problems seem to be multilayered and will take some real crunching to solve.
Drawing schematics. Still a pain, whether it's for internal use or for client discussions and handoff.
Basically what is the easiest way I can compile a list of existing camera IPs?
that’s very time consuming removing every motor termination and VFD termination, and so on
It needs to be able to export to PDF, with title blocks, build cable run reports, database of cables, location of equipment in building, floor, room, rack number.
It's been 3 months so far... I have yet to start any IDFs let alone the MDF in the photo.
Network and IT engineers
Where they talk
- r/networking
- r/sysadmin
- r/electricians
- r/cablegore
- r/VIDEOENGINEERING
- r/homelab
- r/CommercialAV
- r/zabbix
Tools they use today
- NetBox
- Excel
- Visio
- Claude
- draw.io
- nmap
- SolarWinds
- Zabbix
Why those fall short
- testing only checks continuity, misses faults and speed issues
- no documentation of hostnames, IP ranges, switch logins or device roles
- no documentation, no managed gear, no monitoring
- no documentation; labels not required
- No inventory or dependency mapping of legacy devices
Map of ideas
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