Network
Network builds visual topology diagrams using PlantUML syntax paired with mxgraph stencil libraries for routers, switches, firewalls, and cloud infrastructure. Supports LAN, WAN, datacenter, and hybrid cloud layouts with vendor-specific icon sets from Cisco, Citrix, and standard network device families.
Network generates PlantUML topology diagrams with vendor device icons for LAN, WAN, and datacenter layouts.
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Frequently asked questions
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How to set up network diagrams with the Network skill?
Network creates visual topology diagrams using PlantUML syntax combined with mxgraph stencil libraries. You define your network layout—LAN, WAN, datacenter, or hybrid cloud—and Network renders it with vendor-specific icons from Cisco, Citrix, and standard device families including routers, switches, firewalls, and cloud infrastructure components.
What network configuration elements does Network support?
Network supports comprehensive topology visualization across multiple deployment models. It includes routers, switches, firewalls, and cloud infrastructure elements, with vendor-specific icon sets from Cisco and Citrix. You can diagram LAN configurations, WAN connections, datacenter layouts, and hybrid cloud architectures all within a single skill.
Can Network help troubleshoot network connectivity issues?
Network excels at visualizing network architecture to support troubleshooting workflows. By creating clear topology diagrams of your infrastructure, Network helps you understand connectivity paths, identify potential bottlenecks, and document your network layout for diagnostic purposes across LAN, WAN, and cloud environments.
What diagram syntax does Network use for network topology?
Network uses PlantUML syntax as its primary diagramming language, paired with mxgraph stencil libraries for rendering. This combination lets you write network topologies in code-like format while leveraging professional network device icons and layouts for routers, switches, firewalls, and infrastructure components.
Does Network support cloud and hybrid infrastructure diagrams?
Yes, Network fully supports hybrid cloud and cloud-native architectures alongside traditional on-premises infrastructure. You can diagram hybrid cloud layouts, datacenter topologies, and cloud-only deployments using the same PlantUML syntax and mxgraph stencil libraries with appropriate vendor icons.
What vendor icon sets are available in Network?
Network includes vendor-specific icon sets from Cisco and Citrix, plus standard network device families. These stencils cover routers, switches, firewalls, and cloud infrastructure components, enabling you to create professional, recognizable network diagrams that match industry-standard visual conventions.