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How the Network Diagramer Program Works
10-Strike Network Diagram offers two ways to creating a network diagram. The first one is automatic. According to user-defined IP ranges and scanning methods, the application attempts to locate devices within the network. Available search methods include pinging over ICMP, scanning specified TCP ports, and attempting to convert IP address to MAC (ARP). The application runs several parallel threads for searching for devices within a specified range. Scanning a range of 1500 IP addresses takes no more than 3-4 minutes. The application can also locate devices with active SNMP agents: switches, network printers, routers, etc. Using the data 10-Strike Network Diagram has obtained from the switches over SNMP, the application draws graphic connections between the network devices it has found. While doing that, the application will make up a pretty picture of icons and connection lines on the map in the form of graphs. Connections to a switch are labeled with port names of that switch. 10-Strike Network Diagram employs a sophisticated algorithm for recognizing types of the devices. Thus, the application can recognize networked and local printers, servers, database servers, routers, switches, and hubs.
The second way is manual. The software includes a library of objects, graphic primitives, and lines. With simple manipulations, required icons can be placed on a diagram, linked with connection lines, and marked with areas. All the operations are intuitive and do not take much time to complete.
The network diagram the application has generated can be saved as a vector (Windows Metafile) or raster (JPEG, PNG, BMP) image, or exported to a Microsoft Visio document. 10-Strike Network Diagram can print the network diagram it has generated on a printer with options for setting print quality, position on page, and page orientation.
The Network Diagrammer Screenshots
Enterprise network diagram example:
Scanning and discovering network topology via SNMP and creating network diagrams:
Starting from the version 2.2, the program can create global networks diagrams using route tracing. The program allows you to use Google Maps as background images:
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What Else? We Have Got One More Network Diagram Program for You, Give It a Try Too:
10-Strike LANState Pro
LANState Pro is a network mapping, monitoring, and administration software for networks. In addition to almost the same network diagrammer features, LANState Pro contains a network device status monitor that allows you to see the state of network devices on a graphic network diagram in a real time and to receive notifications when the network devices go down or recover. Response to failures promptly and minimize the lost time.
10-Strike Network Diagram has a more powerful graphics engine, but it cannot monitor network devices as 10-Strike LANState Pro.
We recommend you to try both programs and see which program is better for your needs.
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