[dundee] Network Topology

[gordon dunlop]

2009/8/14 Marcel Hecko <marcel at shmu.org.uk>

> Hi All,
> we are reconsidering changing the way we document  our network topology,
> which is starting to be quite complex. These include services, network
> topology, networking hardware and actual servers with actual services
> running on them.
>
> We have been using text files and some dia graphics to document the
> topology, however this does not seem to be extremely flexible way - or we
> are just not using the technology wisely for the documentation.
>

This might start the idea bandwagon rolling:

http://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/m.dodge/cybergeography/atlas/topology.html?PHPSESSID=23525c598bf21209429d21dea6c5de63

Gordon


> Thanks.
> Marcel
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