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I will create network diagrams, rack elevations and IT documentation
About this Gig
Need a clear network diagram for an audit, a handover, a client proposal or your own homelab?
I'm a data centre infrastructure engineer with a networking background. I draw diagrams the way engineers actually use them: labelled, consistent and easy to update.
WHAT I CAN DRAW
- Office and branch networks (firewall, switches, Wi-Fi, NAS, printers)
- VLAN and IP plans, homelab designs
- Rack elevations with power and U-space summaries
- Multi-site WAN and site-to-site VPN layouts
- SOPs, runbooks and checklists
WHAT YOU GET
- Editable draw.io source file
- High-resolution PNG and print-ready PDF
- Title block, legend and tables for devices, VLANs or IPs
HOW IT WORKS
Send me a sketch, photo, spreadsheet, device list or old diagram. Tell me what the diagram is for. I'll ask a few short questions, then deliver a draft for your feedback.
Your information stays private and is never reused in my portfolio.
Not sure which package fits? Message me before ordering.
Device:
Server
•
Router
•
Printer
Operating system:
Windows
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Linux
FAQ
What do you need from me to start?
Anything you have: a hand sketch, photos of your rack or cabinet, a device list, a spreadsheet or an old diagram. Also tell me who the diagram is for (management, auditors or engineers) so I can set the right level of detail.
Which software do you use? Can I edit the file myself?
I work in draw.io (diagrams.net), which is free, so you can open and update the file yourself. You also get PNG and PDF copies. If you need a Visio file, message me before ordering so I can confirm it suits your diagram.
Is my network information kept confidential?
Yes. I only use your details for your order, never publish them and never reuse them in my portfolio. If you prefer, send placeholder hostnames and IP addresses and I will draw with those.
Can you redraw an old or messy diagram?
Yes. Send the existing file, PDF or a photo and I will redraw it cleanly in a consistent style. Anything unclear or inconsistent goes on a short list for you to confirm, so nothing is guessed.
What counts as a device in the package limits?
Any item drawn on the diagram, such as a router, firewall, switch, access point, server, NAS or printer. A group like "20 desktops" counts as one device. Not sure? Send me your list and I will tell you which package fits.
