"Network diagrams" refer to graphical representations of network topologies that illustrate the relationships between various network devices, such as computers, servers, routers, and switches, as well as the connections between them. These diagrams are used to visualize and document the structure and configuration of a network.
Typical features of software in the "Network diagrams" area include:
Graphical User Interface (GUI): A user-friendly interface that allows for the creation, customization, and editing of network diagrams.
Drag-and-drop functionality: The ability to easily insert and position network devices and connections into the diagram using drag-and-drop.
Various diagram types: Support for different types of network diagrams, such as logical diagrams, physical diagrams, rack diagrams, etc.
Automatic detection of network devices: Features for automatically detecting network devices and connections to facilitate the diagram creation process.
Customizable symbols and templates: A variety of customizable symbols and templates for network devices to tailor the representation of the network to individual requirements.
Connection lines and labeling: The ability to annotate connections between network devices with different types of lines and labels to indicate the nature of the connection and other relevant information.