A technician is creating a network topology diagram. Which of the following would be the MOST appropriate to include? (Select TWO)

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• AA list of network addresses for each device
• BA list of the ports on each device and what they are connected to
• CTechnical specifications and performance ratings for the devices
• DSettings, configuration details, and notes on proper operations
• EA list of devices that need replacement within the next 6-12 months
• FThe MAC address and serial number of each device on the network

• B
  94% (17)
• E
  6% (1)

Explanation

The correct answers are B and D. A network topology diagram serves as a reference document for understanding how a network is physically and logically structured. Listing the ports and their connections (B) is core topology information-it shows which interfaces connect to which devices and cables, enabling accurate troubleshooting and future changes. Including settings, configuration details, and operational notes (D) makes the diagram actionable by capturing how devices are configured and how they should behave, which is essential for maintenance and incident response. A list of network addresses (A) belongs in an IP address management (IPAM) document rather than a topology diagram. Technical specs and performance ratings (C) belong in procurement or asset documents. Replacement schedules (E) are asset management data. MAC addresses and serial numbers (F) are inventory/asset tracking details. The topology diagram specifically focuses on connections and operational context.

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