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sysadmindoku:servers:physical:start [2017/04/24 07:37]
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 ====== Physical ====== ====== Physical ======
-Informations about the used physical servers. \\+Informations about the used physical servers. 
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-This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You delete everything below, you use the template and create for every server a new page. You delete the template, and you will experience how much you can put in one single wikisite. Remember: all I'm offering is the choice. Nothing more. \\+This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You delete everything below, you use the template and create for every server a new page. You delete the template, and you will experience how much you can put in one single wikisite. Remember: all I'm offering is the choice. Nothing more. 
 ===== Server1 ===== ===== Server1 =====
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 ==== Executive summary / Typical Use ==== ==== Executive summary / Typical Use ====
 Brief overview of how it's used and what it does for the company. Keep it non IT simple Brief overview of how it's used and what it does for the company. Keep it non IT simple
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 ==== Services Provided ==== ==== Services Provided ====
 Services functions protocols etc. Go into more depth here. Services functions protocols etc. Go into more depth here.
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 ==== Configuration Overview ==== ==== Configuration Overview ====
 Describe the hardware and host setup here, OS, CPU, Ram, etc. Purchase order type stuff. Describe the hardware and host setup here, OS, CPU, Ram, etc. Purchase order type stuff.
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 === Hardware === === Hardware ===
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 == Physical Server Additional Information == == Physical Server Additional Information ==
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 | Service Tag | N/A | | Service Tag | N/A |
 | Purchase Order | N/A | | Purchase Order | N/A |
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 == Configurations == == Configurations ==
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 | Mac Address | 00:AA:11:BB:22:CC | | Mac Address | 00:AA:11:BB:22:CC |
 | Trust Domain | joined or Standalone | | Trust Domain | joined or Standalone |
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 == Additional Hardware == == Additional Hardware ==
 If a physical server other hardware not listed above. Such as NIC, Raid controller and anything else. If a physical server other hardware not listed above. Such as NIC, Raid controller and anything else.
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 === Software === === Software ===
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 == Used OS == == Used OS ==
 Linux 2.6.x \\ Linux 2.6.x \\
 Windows Server 2016 \\ Windows Server 2016 \\
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 == System Software == == System Software ==
 List, in general, the software installed on the server. Operating system updates are omitted. Include anything at all out of the normal install. \\ List, in general, the software installed on the server. Operating system updates are omitted. Include anything at all out of the normal install. \\
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 | Software1 | 1.0.1 | Does function1 | | Software1 | 1.0.1 | Does function1 |
 | Software2 | 1.0 | Runtime dependency | | Software2 | 1.0 | Runtime dependency |
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 ==== System Services ==== ==== System Services ====
 List, in general, the services installed on the server. Include anything that’s a non-standard service. List, in general, the services installed on the server. Include anything that’s a non-standard service.
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 | Openssh | Allows ssh access | | Openssh | Allows ssh access |
 | Nginx | Webserver | | Nginx | Webserver |
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 ==== Backup & Recovery Plan ==== ==== Backup & Recovery Plan ====
 This is where you list local backups, network backups, tape backups, and put any backup schedules down to paper. Keep this updated. Don’t omit RAID drives while they are not backup and recovery they should still be listed for documentation purposes. \\ This is where you list local backups, network backups, tape backups, and put any backup schedules down to paper. Keep this updated. Don’t omit RAID drives while they are not backup and recovery they should still be listed for documentation purposes. \\
 And always remember the goal is to recreate the data and services. Not to put stuff on tape. No matter how you recreate the data or service, those resources are your backup. And always remember the goal is to recreate the data and services. Not to put stuff on tape. No matter how you recreate the data or service, those resources are your backup.
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 ==== Performance Benchmarks ==== ==== Performance Benchmarks ====
 You have done performance benchmarks, haven’t you? Just to get an idea of network traffic, CPU traffic, and RAM usage during business hours & off hours. Nothing fancy, just write what you know. You have done performance benchmarks, haven’t you? Just to get an idea of network traffic, CPU traffic, and RAM usage during business hours & off hours. Nothing fancy, just write what you know.
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 ==== Installation Notes ==== ==== Installation Notes ====
 Anything special about the install & the vendors that provide it goes here. Kind of an errata section. Anything special about the install & the vendors that provide it goes here. Kind of an errata section.
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 ==== Troubleshooting Sequences ==== ==== Troubleshooting Sequences ====
 General steps for services to reboot or steps needed to be performed to reboot the machine General steps for services to reboot or steps needed to be performed to reboot the machine
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 ==== Support Contacts ==== ==== Support Contacts ====
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 === Vendor1 === === Vendor1 ===
 For support with $Vendor1 software, contact: \\ For support with $Vendor1 software, contact: \\