visio or powerpoint is also very good.
>>> "John Neiberger" 06/20/01 12:23PM >>>
We use NetViz and I've been very happy with it. I'm not sure how much
it costs, though, and it has a lot of features that might make it
overkill for smaller networks/companies. Still, it's a great product
and we use it regularly to help keep us sane.
Regards,
John
>>> "Priscilla Oppenheimer" 6/20/01 10:07:23 AM
>>>
Hello,
What product and processes would you recommend for documenting a campus
network. I'm looking for advice on products, tools, and best practices
for
keeping a network map reasonably up-to-date. By campus network I mean a
large set of LANs with maybe one or two WANs.
I saw the info on NetCool, but it seems like overkill -- maybe more for
large enterprises and service providers and more of an umbrella network
management system rather than just solving the network map problem.
I realize a lot of people let their network maps get out of date! But
any
advice from people who don't do that? ;-)
Thanks
Priscilla
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