Network diagrams highly-rated by IT pros

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Network diagrams highly-rated by IT pros

By Selena Frye September 2, 2010, 6:21 AM PDT

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Network diagrams highly-rated by IT pros

Network diagram example #1 (Small)

There is a site called RateMyNetworkDiagram, which allows users to upload their own network diagrams to be rated and critiqued by fellow networking professionals.

By their permission, I chose these 12 examples of some of the higher-rated diagrams in categories of Large, Small, Home, Network Racks (photos), and Funny. Maybe these will inspire you to get creative with your own network diagram creation.

Submitted by user hodgesbo

Network diagram #2 (Large)

Submitted by userbobdonkey

Network diagram #3 (Large)

Submitted by usercthistle

Network diagram #4 (Home)

Submitted by user dmessana

Network diagram #5 (Large)

Submitted by user mmkholy

Network diagram #6 (Home)

Submitted by user pauljmelia

Network diagram #7 (Small)

Submitted by user ijoy

Network diagram #8 (Funny)

Submitted by user christaselby

Network diagram #9 (Funny)

Submitted by user Mindvor

Network diagram #10(Funny)

Submitted by user ccsentry

Network Rack #1

Submitted by user Layer1Guy

Network Rack #2

Submitted by userNetworkGuy

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Selena Frye is a former Senior Editor for TechRepublic. Her background is in technical writing, editing, and research. I edit the Data Center, Linux and Open Source, Apple in the Enterprise, and IT Security blogs.

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