Racks and equipment
Record rooms, rack units, panels, switches, trays, shelves and installed hardware.
PHYSICAL NETWORK DIAGRAM SOFTWARE
Map the path beneath
the logical network.
Connect racks, hardware, ports, fibre, outlets and carrier services in one maintained physical record built from what technicians verify on site.
A physical network diagram shows the real cabinets, equipment, ports, outlets and cable routes used by the network. CABVIX keeps those relationships connected to the operational site record.
THE PHYSICAL LAYER IN CONTEXT
See more than
a device and an address.
Ports and patching
Connect patch-panel positions, switch ports, lead colours, PoE, tags and device destinations.
Outlets, fibre and uplinks
Document wall sockets, inter-rack links, switch uplinks, fibre paths and internet services.
FROM SITE TO PATH
Locate. Connect. Trace. Maintain.
Build the locations
Organise clients, sites, rooms and cabinets around the physical environment.
Place the hardware
Create the rack view and identify the equipment and ports present.
Record the links
Map copper, fibre, uplinks, outlets and internet paths between their real endpoints.
Update each change
Keep repatching, moves and discovered paths in the maintained record and history.
BUILT TO COMPLEMENT YOUR TOOLSET
The record monitoring tools
do not provide.
Logical state and performance
Monitoring platforms tell teams what is reachable, active or changing across the logical network.
Incidents and work
PSA and ticketing tools coordinate requests, ownership and service activity.
Physical route and evidence
CABVIX records which cabinet, panel, port, lead, outlet and physical path supports the connection.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Physical network mapping FAQs
What is a physical network diagram?
It records where cabinets, equipment, panels, ports, outlets and cable paths exist and how they are physically connected.
How is this different from logical mapping?
Logical maps focus on addresses, devices and traffic relationships. CABVIX documents the real cabinet, port, cable and outlet path.
Can CABVIX document inter-rack links?
Yes. CABVIX supports inter-rack links, switch uplinks, fibre paths and other physical connections.
Does CABVIX automatically discover the network?
No. CABVIX is a maintained record built from verified field information, not an automatic logical discovery tool.
Can a path be traced from outlet to switch?
Yes. Documented outlet, patch-panel and switch-port assignments provide the physical route through the site.
Can the record cover multiple sites?
Yes. CABVIX organises physical records across clients, sites, rooms and racks for teams responsible for distributed infrastructure.
EVERY CABINET. EVERY CONNECTION.