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| Bruno Beike 2005-12-11, 5:48 pm |
| Hi all,
I need to write an introductory documentation about SAN technologies.
Which software can I use for make a visual diagram (or a public domain
picture) to explain about:
-fiber cable and different connectors
-host bus adapter and GBIC
-topologies (switches, hubs, fabrics, naming schema...) and the different
ways they work together
-modular and monolitic array
....and a lot more. I prefer to use a Linux software. If there is no
Open Source software what software are available for windows and where can
I download them? How are u doing your design documentation with vendor
neutral software?
the software shoud be userfriendly with good looking templates.
thank you in advance
Bruno B.
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| Rob Turk 2005-12-11, 5:48 pm |
| "Bruno Beike" <bruno.beike@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.12.11.20.13.35.746023@gmail.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I need to write an introductory documentation about SAN technologies.
> Which software can I use for make a visual diagram (or a public domain
> picture) to explain about :
> -fiber cable and different connectors
> -host bus adapter and GBIC
> -topologies (switches, hubs, fabrics, naming schema...) and the different
> ways they work together
> -modular and monolitic array
>
Don't mean to be rude, but if you need to ask a question like this, are you
the right guy to write that documentation??
If you're just looking for software to make the drawings, MS Visio, or a
Linux clone like Dia (http://freshmeat.net/projects/dia/) may help. If you
are looking for software that will generate SAN topologies for you, then
return your assignment..
Rob
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