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Generate PlantUML network diagrams with mxgraph icons for Cisco and Citrix devices.

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npx skills add https://github.com/markdown-viewer/skills --skill network-markdown-viewer
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Skill: network
Source: https://github.com/markdown-viewer/skills/tree/main/network
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/markdown-viewer/skills --skill network-markdown-viewer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Create clear, scalable network diagrams using PlantUML syntax and mxgraph device icons (Cisco, Citrix, and more), reducing manual drawing effort.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generates PlantUML network diagrams with mxgraph icons for routers, switches, firewalls, and endpoints.
  • Supports zone grouping with rectangle containers and common stencil families across Cisco, Citrix, and general networks.
  • Use cases include LAN/WAN layouts, data-center mappings, and enterprise network planning visuals.

Quick Start

Describe your desired network topology and I will generate a PlantUML diagram using the appropriate mxgraph icons.

Frequently Asked Questions about network

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate PlantUML network diagrams using mxgraph icons?

To generate PlantUML network diagrams, describe your desired network topology and the tool will map the components to appropriate mxgraph icons for routers, switches, and firewalls. It outputs valid PlantUML syntax with proper fences and mxgraph prefixes.

Can I use Cisco and Citrix stencils for LAN and WAN layouts in PlantUML?

Yes, you can use Cisco, Citrix, and general network stencils for LAN and WAN layouts. The tool supports common stencil families to represent various network devices across both physical and logical architectures.

How do I group network devices into zones in a PlantUML diagram?

You can group network devices into zones by requesting rectangle containers in your topology description. The tool organizes elements with rectangle zones to provide clear visual grouping for datacenter interconnects and enterprise boundaries.

What is the best way to document datacenter interconnects with PlantUML?

The best way to document datacenter interconnects is describing the physical or logical architecture you need. The tool translates this into a PlantUML network diagram using mxgraph device icons and rectangle zones for clear scalable visual mapping.

Does PlantUML support physical and logical network architecture diagrams?

Yes, PlantUML supports both physical and logical network architecture diagrams. By utilizing mxgraph prefixes and stencil families, the tool generates scalable layouts representing enterprise network planning visuals and datacenter mappings.

Why do my mxgraph icons not render correctly in PlantUML network diagrams?

mxgraph icons fail to render correctly in PlantUML network diagrams when proper PlantUML fences and mxgraph prefixes are missing. Ensure your topology description relies on these required syntax elements to accurately represent the network devices.