benny@geeksaknockin.comI've attached a real basic sample - this sample is missing a few of the 'connector lines' for some reason. The names that show up in the green 'bubbles' are the Kaseya machine names (formatted a bit to display as we want them).
benny@geeksaknockin.comAs to your question about switches/printers/etc we are doing a lot of that manually still. Like you, SNMP has been a real pain to reliably implement. Here's hoping K2 might make that process easier.
benny@geeksaknockin.comHow can I make my own now? Much appreciated shared. Thanks.
thirteentwenty PS did you ever notice that little guy that you used for your server doesnt look very happy?
benny@geeksaknockin.comBTW, I'm pretty sure I got the basic visio template somewhere online, perhaps from Microsoft's template library: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT101431051033.aspx
benny@geeksaknockin.com Yeah, I hear you on the macros. I went back and looked at the one I recorded for this project - it does rely on certain things being uniform - like the agent naming convention for example. I did a lot of iterations of that macro until I had it manipulating the data exactly as I wanted. It's one of those things that when you click 'record macro' you want to make sure you've memorized the keystrokes and mouse clicks exactly how you want them to run.