Network Documentation intro

[@jolriao3]

thank you Magnus looks really nice

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

Your welcome :)

[@emils-j9f]

Thanks Magnus, great and very useful video! And probably it is possible, to make it more Checkpoint specific, if for example, show how to export objects from SMS and import it all to NetBox :) Probably, when you import objects to NetBox, it is importatnt to follow some sequence of actions? For example, what to import first - the GW names + their IP, or instead of GW it is better to import networks with names and descriptions and only then create tie of GW object + Networks behind GW's.

[@poseidon8510]

Hi Mag , thanks ... interesting network design videos

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

np, i hope you guys will like it even that its not check point specific

[@waverache8296]

👍

[@rizwanrashid172]

awesome

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

Netbox is da shit ;)

[@jayvila7938]

Sir you have a video about command line interface (cli)

[@jetskisnowboardski]

I both love and hate Netbox..

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

Haha ok, why is that :)?

[@jetskisnowboardski]

@@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec I do a lot of documentation of cabling in Netbox and it is so easy to get confused. I love the level of detail you can put into your documentation but to get to where you wanna be and have a full documentation of your datacenter in Netbox is really hard work. It is also very easy to fall behind on your documentation if you are forced to do quick changes and add new cables or boxes in your datacenter and don't have the time to do the documentation straight away. But sure, it is a great tool if everything falls to place.

[@jetskisnowboardski]

@@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec I wrote a long reply but it is gone.. :( In summary. It is great but it takes a lot of time and energy to document everything in a datacenter. :)