November 2006
Beginner to intermediate
512 pages
12h 42m
English
As network administrators begin to write many scripts, a need for standards becomes rapidly apparent. Large companies commonly maintain a collection of enterprise scripts that have been tested and approved for use as network tools. To ensure these scripts can be readily maintained, modified, and debugged, proper documentation must be included with them. This appendix offers suggestions for what kind of information to include with these scripts.
The following items should be considered for inclusion in the Header information section of a script:
Script name
Script writer
Date the script was written
Version information
Description of the purpose of the script
Special requirements for use of ...
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