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Networking Tool Kit

Henry is God

What would guys say are the vital tools for an entry level networking position?

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FloOz

Loopback plug, cable tester, crimper, punchdown tool, screwdrivers just to name a few

dead_p00l

Network position as in installing gear and pulling cables or support such as a NOC?

Monkerz

Coffee, Red Bull, Aspirin, stress ball, screwdriver, crimper, fiber cleaning kit, copper/fiber cable tester, punchdown tool, laptop, assortment of console cables, "Speaking in layman's terms" handbook, nmap, putty, visio, Solarwind's Orion, tftp server, notepad++, wireshark, cain....

What I could think of at the moment. Maybe after a refill of coffee I can jot down more.

lantech

Except instead of aspirin I would go with something like Percocet or Demoral (SP) and alcohol for drinks

Monkerz

Wow, I knew AZ was making some changes concerning immigration, but geez if you can dope up and get drunk on the job, I am totally living in the wrong state.

demonfurbie

zipties
heat shrink tubing/lighter
pocket knife/multitool
multi-meter

Akaricloud

A good Fluke network tool such as their Linkrunner Pro will save you many, many headaches. Makes it very easy to test cabling, find where they go, show VLANS, switch ports, ect.

eansdad

Akaricloud wrote: »

A good Fluke network tool such as their Linkrunner Pro will save you many, many headaches. Makes it very easy to test cabling, find where they go, show VLANS, switch ports, ect.

+1 Gotta love the Fluke...