Abstract: One example described herein includes a system that can perform an inflight encryption of data from a server to a network attached storage (NAS) device. The system can include a first network adapter card that can receive data from the server via a network file system (NFS) protocol. The first network adapter card can determine that the data is unencrypted based at least in part on receiving the data via an NFS port of the server. The first network adapter card can encrypt the data based at least in part on the data being received via the NFS port. The system can transmit the encrypted data to the NAS device via a second network adapter card, where the second network adapter card is configured to decrypt the encrypted data.

Abstract: One example described herein includes a system that can perform an inflight encryption of data from a server to a network attached storage (NAS) device. The system can include a first network adapter card that can receive data from the server via a network file system (NFS) protocol. The first network adapter card can determine that the data is unencrypted based at least in part on receiving the data via an NFS port of the server. The first network adapter card can encrypt the data based at least in part on the data being received via the NFS port. The system can transmit the encrypted data to the NAS device via a second network adapter card, where the second network adapter card is configured to decrypt the encrypted data.

Abstract: A network architecture visualizer and design tool is disclosed. In one example, a computer system may generate a graphical user interface of a network design application. The graphical user interface can include a drag and drop canvas. The computer system can receive input from a user via the graphical user interface for spatially positioning one or more template objects that correspond to network infrastructure components. The arrangement of the template objects can form a computer network infrastructure. The computer system can output a default parameter for a template object forming the computer network architecture and receive an adjusted parameter value from the user for the template object. The computer system can modify the parameter value for the template object and update the GUI to indicate the adjusted parameter value.

Abstract: One example described herein includes a system that can perform an inflight encryption of data from a server to a network attached storage (NAS) device. The system can include a first network adapter card that can receive data from the server via a network file system (NFS) protocol. The first network adapter card can determine that the data is unencrypted based at least in part on receiving the data via an NFS port of the server. The first network adapter card can encrypt the data based at least in part on the data being received via the NFS port. The system can transmit the encrypted data to the NAS device via a second network adapter card, where the second network adapter card is configured to decrypt the encrypted data.

Abstract: A network architecture visualizer and design tool is disclosed. In one example, a computer system may generate a graphical user interface of a network design application. The graphical user interface can include a drag and drop canvas. The computer system can receive user input at the graphical user interface for spatially positioning one or more template objects that correspond to network infrastructure components. The arrangement of the template objects can form a computer network infrastructure. The computer system can determine one or more parameters of the template objects that correspond to the infrastructure components and then automatically generate a build sheet that includes instructions usable to implement the network architecture.

Abstract: A network architecture visualizer and design tool is disclosed. In one example, a computer system may generate a graphical user interface of a network design application. The graphical user interface can include a drag and drop canvas. The computer system can receive user input at the graphical user interface for spatially positioning one or more template objects that correspond to network infrastructure components. The arrangement of the template objects can form a computer network infrastructure. The computer system can determine one or more parameters of the template objects that correspond to the infrastructure components and then automatically generate a build sheet that includes instructions usable to implement the network architecture.