Document a network with several sites
A project with a WAN overview and a diagram per site, and the diagram switcher in the top bar.
A multi-site network is a project: a dashboard file that holds a WAN overview diagram and one diagram per site.
- The overview shows the sites, the carrier clouds, and the circuits and tunnels between them.
- Each site is an ordinary diagram with its own views, versions and share links.
Start one
- From scratch: on the dashboard click Multi-site network, list your sites and pick a WAN design. See Create your first diagram. Or click + Project above your diagrams and add diagrams on the project's page.
- From an existing diagram: click the diagram's name in the top bar, then choose one of:
- Create a WAN overview above it: the diagram goes into a new project as the first site.
- Add a site: the diagram becomes the overview of a new project.
- Start a project with this diagram, or Move into a project…
The project page
Click the project's name in the top bar, or its card on the dashboard. The page lists the project's diagrams with the WAN overview first. From there you can add a new or existing diagram, create a WAN overview, make another diagram the overview, take a diagram out, and open IPAM or the WAN report for the whole project. Moving, archiving or deleting the project on the dashboard takes its diagrams with it.
Move between sites
Click the diagram's name in the top bar to open the switcher. It lists the overview and every other diagram in the project, and keeps you on the same view (Network opens Network on the next site).
On the overview, select a site and choose Open site.
To take a site out of its project, use Take this diagram out of the project in the switcher. The site's devices and addresses stay as they are.
Each diagram in a project counts as one diagram towards your plan's limit. The project itself does not count.
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