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Would you like a **version with links or tooltips** for web display (e.g., GitHub Pages or MkDocs)? Or a printable PNG/SVG export for slide decks or internal wikis?
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Ah, good catch! That error is due to special characters or formatting that Mermaid doesn’t handle well **inside square brackets**. Specifically, the parentheses in `Group Policy Objects (GPOs)` are not valid in label definitions inside `[]`.
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Here’s the **corrected version** of the diagram with compliant syntax:
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### ✅ Fixed Mermaid Diagram – Active Directory Deployment Planning
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```mermaid
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graph TD
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A[corp.example.com] --> B[Organizational Units]
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A --> C[Sites and Services]
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A --> D[Naming Conventions]
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A --> E[Group Policy Objects]
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B --> B1[Employees]
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B1 --> B1a[HR]
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B1 --> B1b[Engineering]
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B1 --> B1c[Sales]
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B --> B2[Service Accounts]
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B --> B3[Workstations]
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B3 --> B3a[Laptops]
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B3 --> B3b[Desktops]
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B --> B4[Servers]
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B4 --> B4a[App Servers]
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B4 --> B4b[File Servers]
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C --> C1[Site NY - 192.168.10.0/24]
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C --> C2[Site LA - 192.168.20.0/24]
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C1 --> C3[Domain Controller NY]
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C2 --> C4[Domain Controller LA]
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C --> C5[Site Link NY-LA]
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D --> D1[Usernames: firstname.lastname]
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D --> D2[Computers: location-dept-serial]
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D --> D3[Groups: purpose-scope-region-desc]
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E --> E1[Security Policies]
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E --> E2[Desktop Settings]
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E --> E3[Software Deployment]
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E1 --> E1a[Password Policy]
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E1 --> E1b[Account Lockout Policy]
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E2 --> E2a[Wallpaper Settings]
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E2 --> E2b[Control Panel Restrictions]
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E3 --> E3a[Office Deployment]
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```
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This version will render without errors in Mermaid.js parsers (like in Markdown viewers or tools like Obsidian, MkDocs, VS Code extensions, etc.).
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Would you like me to also generate a **dark-mode variant**, or an **SVG version** you can embed into a GitHub repo or documentation?
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