Deck · CompTIA Network+
Network Operations
Documentation, monitoring with SNMP and flow data, disaster recovery, DHCP/DNS/NTP, and remote access (Domain 3, 19%).
152 cards · audited · SM-2 spaced repetition
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What does a physical network diagram show?
The actual hardware and cabling — devices, ports, cable runs, and where equipment physically sits in rooms and racks.
What does a logical network diagram show?
How data flows through the network — IP addressing, subnets, VLANs, and routing relationships — independent of physical cabling.
You need to trace which wall jack connects to which switch port. Which diagram type do you consult?
A physical diagram (or cable map) — it documents actual cable runs and port connections; a logical diagram only shows addressing and data flow.
What does a Layer 1 network diagram document?
The physical layer: cable types and runs, patch panels, ports, and physical device connections.
What does a Layer 2 network diagram document?
Data link layer relationships: switches, VLAN assignments, trunk links, and MAC-level topology.
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