VLAN Assignment Documentation Update

A network technician is troubleshooting a connectivity issue and determines the cause is related to the VLAN assignment on one of the access switches in the network.

After resolving the issue, the network technician decides to update the documentation to refer to the correct VLAN.

Which of the following should the technician update?

A.

Physical diagram

B.

Logical diagram

C.

IDF documentation

D.

Change management documentation

E.

Incident rֳ©ponse plan.

B.

The correct answer to this question is B. Logical diagram.

A logical diagram represents a conceptual view of the network, showing the logical connections between devices and the logical addressing scheme used, including VLANs. Therefore, updating the logical diagram to reflect the correct VLAN assignment is the most appropriate action to take in this scenario.

Physical diagrams, on the other hand, show the physical layout of devices and cabling, and are not typically used to represent VLAN assignments. IDF (Intermediate Distribution Frame) documentation typically details the equipment and cabling installed in a specific IDF room, but it does not typically include VLAN assignments.

Change management documentation is used to document changes made to the network infrastructure and their associated impact, but it is not typically used to document VLAN assignments.

Incident response plans are procedures used to respond to network outages, security breaches, and other incidents, and are not relevant to updating VLAN assignments.

Therefore, the most appropriate documentation to update in this scenario is the logical diagram.