Dynamic Network Visualizer by IN3 Technology
The diagram is just the surface. Behind it: your entire network.
Visualizer keeps every detail of your network behind each element, so you always see exactly what you need.
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Interactive network diagram
The canvas holds a sample network: a LAN switch, core router, firewall, load balancer, web server, database, client workstation and VPN gateway, with protocol labels on the links. Select and pan sit on the toolbar. The same drawing can be shown with outline icons or with a coloured Azure-style set.
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Element details, certificates and credentials
Select an element and the panel lists its status, criticality, operating system, addresses, hostnames and ports. Certificates and credentials for that element are recorded there too, with an expiry date and a security level.
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Paths and path bundles
A path bundle highlights one route on the diagram, such as the path from a client through the firewall to a database, and names the hops along it. A second bundle can be shown on the same drawing.
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Certificate register and reports
The certificate report lists each certificate with its issuer, expiry and domains, and counts how many are expired or due. Beside it, the same view opens FCR, credential, network and security reports. A report can be exported as CSV, Excel, JSON or PNG.
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Data Editor
Nodes, path bundles and certificates open as sheets. A row can be filtered and edited in place, including hostname, address, status and the fields of a certificate.
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Import, export, PDF and PNG
The toolbar opens import and export for the network, and export of the diagram to PDF or PNG. Export covers nodes, connections, path bundles and certificates. Import reads a JSON file from another Visualizer session and can replace the current network or merge into it.
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Integrations
In DevOps mode the diagram is versioned JSON in Azure DevOps Repos. Kept current there, it is the one network record pipelines and documents can read.
Several diagrams can be merged into one large diagram, so a smaller system can be plugged into a standard network without redrawing the whole thing.