Home users or IT enthusiasts planning device placement
Setting up a new home office network with both wired and wireless devices
Use cases
About
The ADSL Modem/Router mind map template provides a concise network topology overview for a home or small office setup, covering 13 nodes across two main branches: 'ethernet LAN (via gigabit switch)' and 'wifi LAN'. It maps the connection of a 'mac mini' with 'terrabytes HDD' and 'client's ext HDD', alongside 'PC A' and 'PC B' on the wired side, and five laptops on the wireless side. This ADSL modem/router template serves as a quick reference for understanding device distribution and storage resources in a mixed wired-wireless network. The structure is ideal for IT support, network documentation, or personal setup visualization.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
IT support technicians or system administrators
Documenting an existing network for troubleshooting or inventory purposes
Consultants or freelancers presenting a network design
Explaining network topology to a non-technical stakeholder or client
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and review network branches
Open the template in Xmind to visualize the pre-configured ethernet and wifi LAN structures.
Step 2
Customize hardware and storage nodes
Replace the placeholder PC, laptop, and HDD nodes with your specific device names and storage capacities.
Step 3
Save and export network documentation
Finalize your network topology map and export it as an image or PDF for your technical records.
Frequently asked questions
The template covers a network topology with two main branches: ethernet LAN via a gigabit switch (including a mac mini, PC A, PC B) and wifi LAN (five laptops). It also shows storage devices attached to the mac mini.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then replace device names (e.g., PC A, laptop) with your actual devices. You can add or remove nodes to match your exact setup.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can change node labels, add new branches, or reorganize the layout to fit your network.
Absolutely. The 'terrabytes HDD' and 'client's ext HDD' nodes are placeholders. You can rename them to reflect your actual drives or add more storage nodes.
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