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This topic provides topology resources that you can use to document network plans.
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For IP Telephony for Enterprise and Midmarket
–Network Topology Diagrams for IP Telephony for Enterprise and Midmarket
•For IP Telephony for Small and Medium Business
–Network Topology Diagrams for IP Telephony for Small and Medium Business
•For Contact Center
–Network Topology Diagrams for Contact Center
You can download zip files containing Visio drawings of the logical and physical topologies.
Note You need Microsoft Visio 2003 to open the files. For more information, see How to Use Microsoft Visio Drawings Efficiently.
If you need to create new Visio drawings, you can use the Cisco Visio stencils located at the Visio Stencils resource page 
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Network Topology Diagrams for IP Telephony for Enterprise and Midmarket
Table 2 Network Topology Diagrams for IP Telephony for Enterprise and Midmarket
Description
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Filename
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Zip file includes the site model topology drawings listed below.
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IPT_ENT_UC701_site_models.zip (5.3) MB
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All test sites in North America Multisite Distributed deployment
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SiteModel_NorthAmerica_All.vsd
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Very Large Campus Clustering over the WAN (SJC-RFD) site model
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SiteModel_LargeCampus_SJCRFD.vsd
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Multi-Site Centralized, Clustering over the WAN with Unified SRST (SFO-ORD) site model
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SiteModel_MultiCentralized_SFOORD.vsd
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Large SIP Site (DFW) site model
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SiteModel_LargeSIP_DFW.vsd
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Medium Business with Remote Locations (AZO) site model
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SiteModel_MediumBusiness_AZO.vsd
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Small Campus Unified Communications Manager Site (RXB) site model
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SiteModel_SmallUnifiedCM_RXB.vsd
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Small Campus SIP Unified Communications Manager Express Site (ATL) site model
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SiteModel_SmallSIPCME_ATL.vsd
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Small Campus H.323 Unified Communications Manager Express Site (YYZ) site model
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SiteModel_SmallH323CME_YYZ.vsd
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Cisco CallManager Release 4.2(3) Interoperability Site (NYC) site model
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SiteModel_CallManager42Interop_NYC.vsd
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Cisco Unified CallManager Release 5.1(1) Interoperability Site (RDU) site model
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SiteModel_CallManager51Interop_RDU.vsd
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All test sites in Europe and Emerging Markets (EUEM) Multisite Distributed deployment
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SiteModel_EUEM_All.vsd
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EUEM Cisco Unified CallManager Interoperability Site (LGW) site model
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SiteModel_EUEM_UnifiedCMInterop_LGW.vsd
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EUEM Medium Site (GVA) site model
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SiteModel_EUEM_MediumSite_GVA.vsd
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EUEM Large Multisite Centralized with Unified SRST (CDG) site model
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SiteModel_EUEM_MultiCentral_CDG.vsd
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EUEM Small Campus Multisite H.323 (WAW) site model
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SiteModel_EUEM_MultiH323_WAW.vsd
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EUEM Non-Cisco Unified CallManager Interoperability Site (RKV) Site model
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SiteModel_EUEM_SIPSite_RKV.vsd
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EUEM Small Site (MAD) site model
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SiteModel_EUEM_SmallSite_MAD.vsd
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MediumBusiness Manchester (MAN) site model
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SiteModel_MediumBusiness_MAN.vsd
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Zip file includes component topology drawings listed below.
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IPT_ENT_UC701_topology_diagrams.zip (2.55) MB
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Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Topology in Multisite Distributed Deployment
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MeetingPlace_Topology.vsd
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QSIG connections to Cisco Unified Communications Manager clusters
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QSIG_UnifiedCM_Clusters.vsd
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QSIG connections to Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express sites
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QSIG_UnifiedCMExpress.vsd
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Cisco Unity logical topology
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GB_IPTNA_Load_Diagrams.vsd (tab: Unity DFW)
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Cisco Unity and Unity Connection physical topology - North America
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GB_IPTNA_Load_Diagrams.vsd (tab: Unity SJC-RFD)
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Cisco Unity setup in NA test environment
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GB_IPTNA_Load_Diagrams.vsd (tab: RDU)
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Cisco Unified CallManager Express integrated with Cisco IP-to-IP Gateways
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GB_IPTNA_Load_Diagrams.vsd (tab: ATL-YYZ)
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Network Topology Diagrams for IP Telephony for Small and Medium Business
Table 3 Network Topology Diagrams IP Telephony for Small and Medium Business
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Filename
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Zip file includes the site model topology drawings listed below.
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IPT_SMB_UC701_topology_diagrams.zip (1.83 MB)
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SBCS Single Site Model
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single-site-UC500.vsd
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Cisco Unified Communication 500 Series configured for T.37 Fax
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UC500-fax.vsd
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Inter-Cluster Calls Between Two UC 500 Systems Through IP-IP Gateway (Convington-Freddo and Robins-Freddo)
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UC500-scenario.vsd
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Cisco Communications Manager Express Single Site Model
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single-site-CMECUE.vsd
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Cisco Communications Manager Express Multisite Distributed Call Processing Model
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multisite-CMECUE.vsd
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IP-to-IP Gateway Deployment and Cisco Communications Manager Express Sites
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IPIPGW-deploy.vsd
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Network Topology Diagrams for Contact Center
Table 4 Network Topology Diagrams for Contact Center
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Filename
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Zip file includes logical and physical drawings in Test Bed 1 as listed below.
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CC_UC701_topology_diagrams1.zip (right-click to download zip) 6.8 MB
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Unified IP IVR Sites in Test Bed 1
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical All.vsd
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Site 1 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site1.vsd
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Site 2 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site2.vsd
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Site 3 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site3.vsd
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Site 4 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site4.vsd
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Site 5 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site5.vsd
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Site 6 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site6.vsd
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Site 7 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site7.vsd
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Site 8 IP IVR Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Logical Site8.vsd
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Site 1 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site1.vsd
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Site 2 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site2.vsd
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Site 3 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site3.vsd
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Site 4 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site4.vsd
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Site 5 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site5.vsd
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Site 6 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site6.vsd
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Site 7 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site7.vsd
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Site 8 IP IVR Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE IP IVR Physical Site8.vsd
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Zip file includes logical and physical drawings in Test Bed 2 as listed below.
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CC_UC701_topology_diagrams3.zip (right-click to download zip) 4.9 MB
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Parent and Child Sites in Test Bed 2
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UC701 UICM PC Logical All.vsd
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Site 1 Parent and Child Logical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Logical Site1.vsd
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Site 4 Parent and Child Logical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Logical Site4.vsd
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Site 5 Parent and Child Logical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Logical Site5.vsd
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Site 8 Parent and Child Logical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Logical Site8.vsd
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Site 9 Parent and Child Logical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Logical Site9.vsd
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Site 1 Parent and Child Physical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Physical Site1.vsd
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Site 4 Parent and Child Physical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Physical Site4.vsd
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Site 5 Parent and Child Physical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Physical Site5.vsd
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Site 8 Parent and Child Physical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Physical Site8.vsd
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Site 9 Parent and Child Physical Topology
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UC701 UICM PC Physical Site8.vsd
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Zip file includes logical and physical drawings in Test Bed 3 as listed below.
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CC_UC701_topology_diagrams2.zip (right-click to download zip) 9 MB
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Unified CVP Sites in Test Bed 3
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical All.vsd
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Site 1 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site1.vsd
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Site 2 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site2.vsd
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Site 3 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site3.vsd
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Site 5 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site5.vsd
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Site 6 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site6.vsd
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Site 7 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site7.vsd
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Site 8 CVP Logical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Logical Site8.vsd
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Site 1a CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site1a.vsd
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Site 1b CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site1b.vsd
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Site 1c CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site1c.vsd
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Site 2 CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site2.vsd
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Site 3 CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site3.vsd
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Site 5a CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site5a.vsd
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Site 5b CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site5b.vsd
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Site 6 CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site6.vsd
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Site 7 CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site7.vsd
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Site 8 CVP Physical Topology
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UC701 UCCE CVP Physical Site8.vsd
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How to Use Microsoft Visio Drawings Efficiently
Microsoft Visio allows you to bring drawings into several applications (for example, Microsoft Word, Powerpoint). Unfortunately, the default method is to insert the whole "Visio object" into a file. This can cause problems.
When you copy and paste a Visio drawing into another application, the Visio object includes all the application data with the drawing. This object information is needed if you want to be able to double-click the drawing from Word or Powerpoint and have it open up in Visio for editing. But pasting as an object adds many megabytes to the size of your file. With only a few such drawings, a Word document can bloat from 300 KB to 12 MB, making it troublesome to share among authors or reviewers, and a trial for partners or customers to download. (They might even give up before it is done.) In addition, very large documents are more problem-prone.
Bringing a Visio Drawing into a Document
Unless you really need the live editing capability, avoid unnecessary file bloat by performing an extra step when you paste:
Step 1 In Visio, copy the drawing as you normally do. Tip: Ctrl-C copies the whole drawing.
Step 2 At the desired location in the destination document, choose Edit > Paste Special. In the Paste Special dialog box, choose Picture (Windows Metafile).
Step 3 Click OK. The drawing pastes as an ordinary picture. If it is not positioned properly, choose Format > Picture, click the Layout tab and select In line with text. This is generally the most reliable layout option.
The Bottom Line
Do not use the paste default (Edit > Paste or Ctrl-V) to paste Visio drawings. Always use Paste Special.
Downsizing Existing Drawings
If a document is larger than it should be, you can check to see if the Visio drawings are the reason and, if so, fix the problem.
Step 1 With the drawing selected in the Word or Powerpoint document, choose Edit. At the bottom of the Edit menu, you will see one of the following:
•Edit Object, if the drawing was inserted by simple pasting. It is a Visio object and taking up much more file space than it needs to. Go on to step 2.
•Edit Picture, if the drawing was inserted properly, as a picture. It is not the source of the large file size.
Step 2 If the drawing is an object, cut it (Ctrl-X), then repaste it as in Bringing a Visio Drawing into a Document.
Tip You can easily click through the document to check each picture by using Word's handy Go To feature: Where you want to start searching, press Ctrl-G. In the Go to what list, select Graphic and click Next. You go to the next graphic. Click it to select, and then check as in step 1. If needed, repaste as in step 2. Click Next and continue these steps for other graphics.
