01-24-2023 12:20 PM - edited 08-04-2023 01:49 PM
This page explores Diagrams, a feature offered by Lansweeper Sites that allows users to visualize the relationships between their IT assets and better understand their environment.
Discover and understand the state of your Inventory through Lansweeper Sites' (in the Cloud) diagramming and mapping capabilities. Diagrams discover the relations between your assets with dynamically generated layouts, reinforcing your inventory management and allowing dependency mapping.
IT environments are becoming increasingly complex. This complexity makes it challenging to understand the scope and configuration of an organization's IT system. Networks consist of a variety of interconnected systems, applications, and hardware. Business-critical technologies often depend on each other, and a single change can impact the entire infrastructure. A solid asset inventory is a good start, but you need more than a list of your IT assets to control your IT estate fully.
Network mapping goes beyond identifying IT assets and towards understanding their location, connections, and interactions. It provides a complete picture of the IT environment, increasing efficiency, analytics, and effective communication within IT teams. Network mapping tools show how IT assets in your network are connected and interact with each other, giving clear insights into the impact of one link on the entire system. This helps to identify and troubleshoot problems, streamline IT operations, and allocate resources more effectively.
Understanding the relationships between your IT assets is crucial, as it allows you to identify underutilized or orphan assets, which can optimize resource allocation, help with business continuity planning as well as incident, change, and security management, and aid in cost efficiency and strategic planning.
Diagrams are essentially a visual representation of your Inventory synced with a Lansweeper Site. They are automatically generated based on how you’ve configured your Lansweeper installations and IP Locations in your Lansweeper Site's Inventory. The information is then organized based on your network topologies and virtual environments.
For Diagrams to work correctly, your installations must be synced with your Lansweeper Site (in the Cloud), and your Inventory must be configured correctly, including IP Locations.
Configuring your SNMP credentials for Diagrams to help detect relations between assets is also highly recommended. For more information, see Discover asset relations with diagrams .
For a limited time, all Lansweeper Sites customers can access Diagrams and experience the benefits of this feature.
However, Digrams will eventually only be accessible to those who have subscribed to a Starter, Pro, or Enterprise plan.
For more information about Subscriptions, see Pricing & Plans.
To effectively use Diagrams, follow the instructions in the following articles:
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