Networking Techniques for making changes:

Techniques for making changes

Local or remote changes:

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Network engineering: Overview of making changes:

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  • Network engineering overview: Techniques for making changes

    Tip -  Network engineers are often faced with the task of making changes to the network with minimal downtime. Whether you are upgrading an Ethernet switch or adding a whole new building to your network, this tip surveys some of the decisions you need to make...

Staging for network changes:

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  • Staging labs for network engineering

    Tip -  Making changes to your network is less scary with adequate planning and staging, and go even more smoothly if you have a staging lab. In this tip, Tom Lancaster explains how and why such labs can be useful, then provides advice for designing and building...

  • Voices of Authority: Network planning, management saves money

    10 Nov 2005

    Article -  Looking ahead at what your network needs could save mountains of cash. SearchNetworking.com expert Carrie Higbie explains some ways to cut costs and get maximum network performance.

  • Testing and planning for new products

    Tip -  Putting new solutions in place can be a frustrating and costly experience. Following some simple rules can avoid mistakes.

Testing and backout plan:

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  • Testing: One, two, three

    Tip -  Look at some of the most common types of testers and also take a peak at some resources that should help you determine if your tester or sniffer is up to snuff.

  • Network test plan: Checklist for architecture changes

    Tip -  For every change you make to your network architecture, you should have a test plan and a backout plan. In this tip, learn how to build a test plan and review a sample checklist of things to include.