It’s true that WiFi network documentation isn’t the most fun thing to do. In fact, it can be such an eye-rolling task that engineers in many organizations avoid it until necessary. In some cases, documentation is considered a low priority task – until a problem strikes.
When troubleshooting a critical problem, good WiFi network documentation can mean the difference between quick resolution and costly downtime. Keeping documentation current doesn’t have to be difficult. Networking testing tools like the EtherScope® nXG and AirCheck G2 perform WiFi network discovery and automatically map the WiFi network as-built and can go a long way toward ensuring that engineers have access to updated documentation when a problem strikes.
