Isilon Visio Stencils

[chjatwork]

Community,

I was wondering if anyone had the links to download the Visio Stencils for the new Isilon clusters NL410 HD nodes and the IB switches by Intel that are used to cluster the nodes?  Please provide the links or include the .zip files.

Thank you,

[DarinLory]

VisioCafe free visio stencils download site

[chjatwork]

Where are the NL410s?  The HD Nodes?  The intel IB switches?  I don't think this is the right place to find any of them.

Thank you,

[umichklewis · Accepted solution]

VisioCafe has the older, legacy stencils from long, long ago.  If you need current stencils, search EMC Support for "Visio Stencils" or "000453609", which is the article number.

You'll see the article is dated February 05, 2016 and has the following stencils in it.

Let us know if that helps!

Karl

[chjatwork]

Karl,

Any chance the IB switches are included somewhere?

Thank you!

[umichklewis]

I see 8-port and 24-port IB switches in the EMC-Isilon.vss stencil file asbove.

Thanks!

Karl

[dfelt1]

You can find the lastest versions as well as past versions here:

https://support.emc.com/search/?text=Isilon%20Stencils&searchLang=en_US

Isilon Stencils is what you will want to search for. The latest Gen 6 are now up.

Gen6_HW_Isilon_stencil.zip is the title for that file.

[AlexSim]

This is just a link back to this thread that has this link that links back to this thread, that has this link that links back to this thread

[AlexSim]

Hi This does not lead to a set of Isilon Stencils for Visio, can someone please put a link to them on here. This reference to them being on a page is useless, when I search for article in support takes me to some pointless page that makes no sense at all. And searching for Visio Stencils in support takes me to a valid link for Unity stencils which I do not need, or an endless loop taking back to this thread for Isilon ones. I do not know why someone would got to the bother of screenshoting a page and making references to an archived and in accessible article, when a simple link would have been faster, easier, and more useful. Thanks Alex