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#58257 18-Jan-2007 13:50

JAMMAN2110: Thankyou to everyone so far who has put my "awesome" mspaint diagram to shame..

No problem :-)

Openoffice.org Draw (open source) also has Visio like capabilities, including 'follow-me' connectors that let you move items around, and still maintain that link to another device.

I havent used it much though, so not sure exactly how capable it is.

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#58259 18-Jan-2007 14:14

This is my LAN layout, it feels small compared with some other very geeky setups, but it works for me.

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#58268 18-Jan-2007 14:47

Just dropping in a post saying "I've updated my image, you can see it where the old one was"

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#58276 18-Jan-2007 15:47

Thanks JAMMAN2110 now mine has been down graded to the worst looking LAN.(maybe it already was)
I also used Openoffice draw, maybe i shudve have taken longer than 2 minutes to make it?

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#58281 18-Jan-2007 16:18

I can redo yours for a small fee...

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#58282 18-Jan-2007 16:19

Don't trust him. He will take your money and run!!

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#58294 18-Jan-2007 19:41

some very nice looking diagrams here. this is my budget attempt at a network diagram

cokemaster, what did you draw yours with?

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#58300 18-Jan-2007 20:06

rscole86: Thanks JAMMAN2110 now mine has been down graded to the worst looking LAN.(maybe it already was)
I also used Openoffice draw, maybe i shudve have taken longer than 2 minutes to make it?

I did one for you and updated the original post ;) If you want to change it you know where to find me.

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#58307 18-Jan-2007 22:07

rscole86 will be forever gratefull to JAMMAN2110

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#58308 18-Jan-2007 22:11

Lets just say if we ever meet you owe me a cookie :)
/me goes back to IRC..

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#58330 19-Jan-2007 10:10

Holy s*it you guys have some complex home setups. I've seen "complex" network designs from business consults that are half as involved! :)

I have a Netscreen 5GT Wireless that's my whole network. There's no point drawing it. It does the ADSL, has my "server" plugged into it (a laptop with a broken screen that lives in my shed. When the lawnmower man comes the grass gets under the shed door and covers my server with grass clippings) and it does wireless for our laptops.

It can do multiple SSID's so I have my normal WPA SSID at full speed and a second, totally unsecured SSID with a rate shape of 56kbps (modem speeds!) Hardly anyone connects though...

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#58342 19-Jan-2007 14:13

My Home Network, Simple yet effective.

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#58940 26-Jan-2007 17:41

if someone has some spare time could they draw mine. 8 PC + 2 failovers for gaming running of a GB netgear and Netgear Wireless router for aDSL, which also connects to an AS/400, which bridges a Toke ring connection to another AS/400. Off the Netgear router is a Nortel 350T split into 2 VLANs, the other connected to Woosh with a LynkSys wireless (only A/B) for testing. this has 2 W2K domain controllers, a SQL server on 2003 server and a DEC Alpha running Seawolf for Apache DHCP servicing.

back on the main VLAN theres a test bed running off a 10/100 3Com switch, this has 3 test boxes (KVM) and a spare se of connections on the workbench.

lastly is the newly installed sbs2003 which is part of the "rack", which has Mac G3, a HP Thin client, and 3 small forms running LInux, XP & OS/2.

oh, and a HP-UX box by the 400's.

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#58945 26-Jan-2007 18:04

lyonrouge: if someone has some spare time could they draw mine.

Either you're taking the piss, or you have shares in a power company who would love you to bits for running all that equipment at your home...

We are talking at home here aren't we? Or is this your secret research facility to help in the War Against Terror?

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#58946 26-Jan-2007 18:06

barf:cokemaster, what did you draw yours with?

OmniGraffle is what I used... for Mac OS X

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