Using a Site Log

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Using a Site Log

It is good practice to use a site log to record all actions taken relevant to router operation and maintenance. Keep the site log near the router for ready access by the site manager or other personnel.

Site log entries might include the following:

Installation progress—Make entries in the site log about any difficulties encountered and the remedial steps taken during the installation process.

Upgrades and removal/replacement procedures—Make entries in the site log about system maintenance activity and hardware/software upgrades.

Relevant items in the site log might include the following:

Installation, removal, or replacement of an FRU

Router configuration changes

Software upgrades

Hardware upgrades

Corrective or preventive maintenance procedures

Intermittent failures/problems

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Figure 2-8 is an example of a typical site log. You can use this one or design one of your own that meets the needs of your particular site.

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