When documenting network connections (SSH, HTTP, database, etc.), provide clear explanations of all connection parameters, their security implications, and their relationships. Don't just list placeholders - explain what each parameter represents and why it's needed. For connection commands, structure parameter explanations as bulleted lists after the command block. Clarify security-sensitive distinctions (like public vs private keys) and include context about how parameters work together in the network protocol. Example: ```bash ssh -i PATH_TO_PRIVATE_KEY/PRIVATE_KEY_NAME root@SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ``` Replace the following: * `PATH_TO_PRIVATE_KEY/PRIVATE_KEY_NAME`: The path to your private SSH key file that matches the public key you added to your server * `SERVER_IP_ADDRESS`: Your server's IP address This approach helps developers understand the security model and connection flow, not just the syntax to copy-paste.