Network diagram like Google Swirl

[Tricky_Dicky]

I was just wondering if anyone knew of some software that could help me create a network diagram with all the devices on the network on it that works like Google Swirl?

 

So basically if I click on a network switch it opens that area up and show me what's connected to it, things like that..

 

Am I hoping for way too much?

 

Rich

[soveryapt]

Not sure it's as cool as the Google Swirl, but Spiceworks has network diagrams, but not sure how in depth they go. I'm still to find time to play with that part of it amidst the fixing of other networky stuff. lol..

 

[penfold]

I've looked at The Dude before now, but never had time to use it properly.

[jedmondson]

You can use The Dude for this, just takes a bit of time.

[sted]

Not sure it's as cool as the Google Swirl, but Spiceworks has network diagrams, but not sure how in depth they go. I'm still to find time to play with that part of it amidst the fixing of other networky stuff. lol..

 

 

spiceworks is useless for this dosent give you much if any more info than you should already have in dhcp/notepad about all it seems to show is that all the pcs on teh network have a connection to the router

[plexer]

Make sure you stick it on Rate My Network Diagram when you are done.

 

Ben

[soveryapt]

spiceworks is useless for this dosent give you much if any more info than you should already have in dhcp/notepad about all it seems to show is that all the pcs on teh network have a connection to the router

 

I'll not bother looking into this then and I'll play with the Dude instead (that looks quite a nice new freebie to play with)

 

[Alis_Klar]

Make sure you stick it on Rate My Network Diagram when you are done.

 

Ben

 

That is some amazing website!

[Ric_]

That is some amazing website!

 

It's like computer pr0n!

[jumpinjamez]

I cant stop rating, it very adictive.

[Tricky_Dicky]

Thanks for all the info! Have got the Dude working away at the moment and having a good look through rate my network diagram as well to see how it should/shouldn't be done.

Rich