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I will create clear cisco network diagrams and documentation
Network Documentation and Diagrams, Cisco CCNA in Progress
Hi, I'm Stefano. I'm completing my Cisco CCNA cert and have hands-on experience running a real physical lab with Cisco routers and switches (VLANs, routing, Zabbix monitoring, NTP/SNMP). I offer netwo...
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Need a clear, professional network diagram or clean documentation of your network, without hiring a full-time engineer for it?
I create network diagrams (topology maps, IP addressing schemes) and technical documentation for small businesses, homelabs, and IT teams who want their infrastructure clearly mapped out.
What I offer:
- Clean, easy-to-read network diagrams (routers, switches, firewalls, servers)
- IP addressing scheme documentation
- Device lists and connection notes
- Editable source file available (draw.io) as an add-on
About me: I'm a Cisco CCNA student with real hands-on experience running a physical lab (Cisco routers/switches, VLANs, monitoring with Zabbix, NTP/SNMP). I'm upfront about where I am in my journey: I'm not certified yet, but every diagram and document I deliver is accurate, clear, and double-checked before delivery.
Perfect for: onboarding documentation, network audits, homelab projects, or getting your network "on paper" for the first time.
Message me before ordering if your network has special requirements, happy to discuss scope first.
Device:
Desktop
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Router
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Other
Operating system:
Windows
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Linux
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Ubuntu
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Other
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FAQ
Do I need to provide network details for the diagram?
Yes — send me your device list, IP ranges, and how things are connected (a screenshot of "show ip interface brief" or similar is great). The more detail you provide, the more accurate the diagram.
What tools do you use?
I use draw.io (app.diagrams.net) for diagrams. An editable source file is available as an add-on if you want to update the diagram yourself later.
Are you a certified Cisco engineer?
I'm currently completing my Cisco CCNA certification. I have real hands-on lab experience, but I'm not certified yet — I'm upfront about this so you know exactly what you're getting.
an you configure my network devices, not just document them?
Right now I focus on documentation and diagrams only, not live configuration changes.
