Free local area network diagram software for mac

Mail Network Backup is a completed app that allows for an incremental network and local backup. It does all of these near seemlessly, though there are a few problems I wasnt able to tackle, like getting automated KERBEROS login and Home folders set up on the server.

Mail Network Backup is an incremental network and local backup of your email script.

There may be problems with the default build if you do not have Entourage installed, though I cannot verify that at the moment.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Network Clipboard 2.1.2 is a feature-rich and trustworthy application which allows multiple computers to share clipboard contents.

The clipboard stays synchronized with the system's clipboard, and supports multiple pages, saving previous clipboard data. Network Clipboard can automatically broadcast your clipboard contents over the local subnet, which other computers can subscribe to. This effectively allows two computers to stay synchronized without them ever connecting.

Local Host Info is a free and easy to use application that shows local IP address, (canonical) host name and lists network interfaces and their addresses.

System requirements:
- Java

Network Pasteboard allows you to access the pasteboard of other computers on your local network.

When you run Network Pasteboard you can copy from the pasteboard of any mac that is running Network Pasteboard on your local network. - Network Pasteboard uses Rendezvous to show all macs on the local network that are sharing their pasteboards. You choose whether or not to share your own pasteboard.

The purpose Network Home Redirector package installer is to provide you with an easy way to distribute a script(s) that will redirect several files and folders from a network home users home on the server to the local machine. These files and folders can include Microsoft User Data, AppleWorks User Data, Caches, Fonts, Movies, Music and Pictures folders. By redirecting these folders to the local machine, it may help with server performance, since these files and folders will live on the local machine and not on the server.

The package installer will install clean.sh (or cleanbasic.sh or cleanmm.sh - depending on the package that you install) and cleanup.sh in the /Library/Scripts folder of the local machine. It will then set a login and logout hook on the local machine so that clean.sh (or cleanbasic.sh or cleanmm.sh - depending on the package that you install) will run at each login and cleanup.sh at each logout. All local accounts (including mobile accounts and portable home directories) will bypass these scripts, and only users with network homes will be affected.

NHRBasic.pkg simply redirects the network users Caches and Fonts folders to the local machine (Caches into /tmp and Fonts to /Library/Fonts). NHR.pkg redirects the network users Caches and Fonts folders, along with the users Microsoft User Data and AppleWorks User Data folders. One thing that is important for this installer to work correctly, is to make sure the local admin user (the first account set up on the local machine - with UID 501), has launched all of the Office applications - Word, Excel and PowerPoint and AppleWorks.

It is also important to note that you need to throw away the local admin users Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Clip Gallery Preference file. If this file is present, it will cause Clip Art Gallery to hang on network home users. NHRMM.pkg will do everything that NHR.pkg does, and will also redirect the network users Movies, Music and Pictures folders to the local machine (in /Users/Shared/). And NHRUninstall.pkg is a package that will delete all scripts from any of the package installs above and the login and logout hooks.

Use yEd to quickly create flow charts, UML diagrams, mind maps, and many other kinds of diagrams, graphs and networks.

Choose from a widerange of highly sophisticated layout algorithms to automatically arrange your diagrams in no time.
A intuitive and visually appealing user interface makes creating diagrams fun.
Once you are done with creating a diagram you can save, print or export it to popular formats like WMF, JPEG, GIF, XML, PNG or SVG.