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Home Lab Documentation Pack

Blank and worked-example versions of the documents that save you at 2 a.m. What you get: 9 documents, each as a BLANK and an EXAMPLE.docx (18 files): network overview, asset inventory, IP and VLAN plan, service catalog, runbook,...

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Formats: Word (.docx)

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v1.0version · file dated Oct 14, 2026
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This is a document template, so there are no spreadsheet formulas to recalculate. It was drafted with AI assistance and is not legal or professional advice.

What is in the download

Who it is for

  • Homelabbers who want their network, hardware and services written down in one consistent set of documents.
  • Small-office admins who need a clear record of the network, IP and VLAN plan, and service catalog.
  • Anyone who is the only person who understands their network and needs a runbook, disaster recovery card and handover sheet for when something breaks or someone else takes over.

Who it is not for

  • Not for anyone who wants documents generated automatically: they are not built from your network, so you fill them in yourself.
  • Not for storing passwords: the templates tell you to record only the locations of secrets.
  • Not for anyone who wants Excel or Google Sheets files: this pack is Word (.docx) only.

About this template

Blank and worked-example versions of the documents that save you at 2 a.m.

What you get: 9 documents, each as a BLANK and an EXAMPLE .docx (18 files): network overview, asset inventory, IP and VLAN plan, service catalog, runbook, change log, disaster recovery card, handover sheet, maintenance calendar. Landscape tables, fictitious example data.

Who it is for: Homelabbers, small-office admins and anyone who is the only person who understands their network.

Files:

  • `BLANK/01-network-overview-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/02-asset-inventory-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/03-ip-and-vlan-plan-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/04-service-catalog-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/05-runbook-template-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/06-change-log-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/07-disaster-recovery-card-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/08-handover-sheet-BLANK.docx`
  • `BLANK/09-maintenance-calendar-BLANK.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/01-network-overview-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/02-asset-inventory-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/03-ip-and-vlan-plan-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/04-service-catalog-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/05-runbook-template-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/06-change-log-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/07-disaster-recovery-card-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/08-handover-sheet-EXAMPLE.docx`
  • `EXAMPLE/09-maintenance-calendar-EXAMPLE.docx`

How to use: open the EXAMPLE file first to see every formula working (yellow cells = your inputs, blue-grey = formulas); then use the BLANK file for your own data. See Start_here sheet / included notes. Test examples are in the Tests sheet or `--selftest` where included.

What it is NOT: Not auto-generated from your network; you fill them in. Not a place for passwords: the templates tell you to store only locations of secrets.

Questions

What file types are included?

Word (.docx) only. You get 9 documents, each as a BLANK and an EXAMPLE version, for 18 files in total.

Can I edit the documents?

Yes, they are .docx files you can edit in Word. The EXAMPLE versions use fictitious data so you can see how each document looks when filled in.

How do I start?

Open an EXAMPLE file first to see how it is filled in, then use the matching BLANK file for your own data. The pack also includes README.md and SOURCES.md files.

Refunds: refunds follow the rules of the marketplace where you buy; if a file is broken we fix or replace it (details). It is a planning tool, not tax, legal, financial or engineering advice. Check rates, limits and rules against the official source before you rely on them. How we check our files.

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