10-Strike Network Diagram

3.3

Software information

License:

Time-limited trial (Free to try)


Updated:

14 Dec 2017


Publisher:

10-Strike Software

Website:

http://10-strike.com

Software Screenshots

Size: 8.97 MB


Downloads: 5488


Platform: Windows (All Versions)

Review by George Norman (Cybersecurity Editor)

on 26 May 2015

10-Strike Network Diagram gives you all the elements you need to create a diagram of your local network. It features a wizard that will detect all hosts on your network. It lets you arrange all diagram elements as you see fit. It provides easy access to a nice set of icons, icons that you can place anywhere on you want on the diagram. It features several types of lines that you can use to connect diagram items. It lets you add custom text and add a custom background image to the diagram.

10-Strike Network Diagram provides support for the latest Windows version and all previous versions down to Windows XP. To install 10-Strike Network Diagram on a Windows PC you must follow the simple instructions presented onscreen by a setup wizard.

10-Strike Network Diagram has a multi-window, tabbed interface. Said interface has a simple enough layout and it shouldn’t take you long to figure it out. If you have problems figuring out the interface though, I recommend you access the Help file. Among other things, it very clearly presents the interface.

As mentioned at the start of this article, 10-Strike Network Diagram gives you all the elements you need to create a diagram of your local network. Once you’re done, you can save your work as a NDF (Network Diagram File) and you can export it to Microsoft Visio (VSD, VSDX), to a graphics format (JPG, PNG, or BMP), or to Windows metafile (WMF).

10-Strike Network Diagram is not free, it is only free to try. The trial version, which is free to use for 30 days, does not let you export more than 10 map objects to Microsoft Visio and puts a “DEMO” watermark on exported diagrams.

Go get 10-Strike Network Diagram and you’ll have everything you need to create network diagrams.

Pros

There’s nothing complicated about getting 10-Strike Network Diagram up and running on a Windows PC. The multi-window, tabbed interface is fairly easy to figure out; check out the Help file if you need help understanding the interface. 10-Strike Network Diagram features a wizard that will detect all devices that are connected to the network. Multiple options to edit the diagram: add icons, arrange elements as you see fit, draw lines, add text, and more. Multiple options to export your diagram.

Cons

Trial limitations: 30-day trial, nag screen, watermark on exported diagrams, limited to exporting no more than 10 map objects to Microsoft Visio.

10-Strike Network Diagram
3.3

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10-Strike Network Diagram Editor’s Review Rating

10-Strike Network Diagram has been reviewed by George Norman on 26 May 2015. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated 10-Strike Network Diagram 5 out of 5 stars, naming it Essential

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