Automatically laying out Visio network topology diagrams and spacing and adjusting connectors

This shows how you can layout network topology diagrams quickly and easily using Square Mile Systems' free Visio addin which is available from:
www.squaremilesystems.com/prod...
Multiple connections between switches and patch panels and similar network devices can be easily positioned and adjusted in minutes:
- ports can be shown at each end (using specific Visio stencil) and port display turned off or on
- connectors are spaced automatically and are consistent even if you resize shapes
- moving shapes and then adjusting the connectors so that they swap to different sides is a breeze!
This can also be used with topology diagrams produced from AssetGen's Connect product:
www.squaremilesystems.com/prod...

[@OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the video =)

[@phoonjzc]

Can you teach me how to attach the port info into the cable line? I cant do it.

[@WillMarler]

Can you document what shape data is required for this to work? Is there a supported or tested version of Visio? I couldn't get it to work using Visio 2013, but I had to guess at shape data: "Name," "ShapeTypeName," "Port_A_Equipment_Name," "Port_B_Equipment_Name," "Port_A_Name," and "Port_B_Name" was what I could get from the video. In Visio 2013 the context menu displayed when clicking on the right mouse button does not contain "show all ports" or "show ports."

[@wsullivan]

i cannot find the stencil you have used, the plain blue core switches, do you know where i can get them from, your product looks great!

[@Suzen82]

The link to download Add-in is not working. Can someone point me to the correct link?