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      06-12-2006
I am looking for software which allows one to draw out a network and
the software will not only allow to see the network in a graphical
format but also have the software check for any optimizations that can
be made from the layout point of view, such as contiguous network
design and flexability. Something to make sure you're using the address
space wisely and so forth. Does anyone know of such a program?

 
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      06-12-2006
You may wish to investigate Virtual Design Workspace for VoyenceControl
NG:

http://www.voyence.com/documents/ds_virtualdesign.pdf

as well as

http://www.voyence.com/products/VirtualWorkspace.shtml

Hope this helps.

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      06-12-2006
Perdition wrote:
> I am looking for software which allows one to draw out a network and
> the software will not only allow to see the network in a graphical
> format but also have the software check for any optimizations that can
> be made from the layout point of view, such as contiguous network
> design and flexability. Something to make sure you're using the address
> space wisely and so forth. Does anyone know of such a program?


This really isn't the function of a program. A piece of software can't
take into account the fact that you estimate growth on the number of
CMTS users but not on your DSL termination points, or that the reason
you allocated a /24 to a specific project is because you know that the
project is expanding next quarter to onboard 10 new customers. etc.
This is the function of a network engineer, not a piece of software.
Call out a Cisco SE and have them give your network a good onceover.
They'll be able to tell you if you're next is on or off the rails.

J

 
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      06-12-2006
To learn how VoyenceControl! in collaboration with Cisco, leverages and
extends CiscoWorks Resource Manager Essentials ( RME ) by providing
centralized network configuration management for Cisco as well as other
brands of network devices.

The result ensures Cisco devices are the best managed in the industry.
Cisco has partnered with Voyence to provide centralized network
configuration management and multi-vendor support.

http://www.voyence.com/documents/Voy...ntegration.pdf

Brad Reese
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