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Visio icon - UCS logical

minghui.qi
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Level 1

Hi all,

I am looking for UCS logical visio icon and can't seem to find them, such as 6100 Fabric interconnect and 5108 chassis, like this

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I found this link, but there are only phsyical icons, not logical ones.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/prod_cat_visios.html

I also found this link, the PMS 3015 does have a lot of logical icons, but I couldn't find the above.

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac50/ac47/2.html

Just a suggestion, have a single webpage for both logical and physical icons and have clear descriptions, add update dates and product grouping for logical icons. that will help finding icons a lot easier.

thanks

ming

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Hi Ming,

Thanks very much for your patience while we looked into the icon files.  Here is an update.

  • We have checked the files in the zip file and they are not empty, but the drawings are very small and if the drawing opens at about 30% zoom, it would be easy not to notice the drawing.  Sorry for the inconvenience. 
  • In any case we are uploading a new zip with enlarged versions of the drawings for the 6100 (fabric interconnect) and the 5108 (server chassis) so that they are more visible on the page. You can of course resize in Visio to whatever size you need.
  • We have contacted the owners of the Visio files areas on the Network Topology Icons site at http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac50/ac47/2.html regarding:

-Uploading Visio stencils for the 6100 and 5108.

-Your comment to make finding icons easier: have a single web page for both logical and physical icons with clear descriptions, update dates, and product groupings for logical icons.

Linda

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Brett Newman
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

As the moderators have stated, there is a link to a large collection of Visio topology icons on:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/prod_cat_visios.html
The link is called “Link to Cisco Network Topology Icons

The Network Topology Icons page can be confusing since there are a variety of choices and they aren’t consistent.  In other words, they list multiple formats but the files don’t all contain the same sets of icons.  Unfortunately, this is not our domain.  We only create the physical hardware icons and there is another person at Cisco who creates these logical symbols.  I have downloaded and reviewed several of the formats.  The ones that I believe will give you the most varied symbology are:

Icons as Microsoft Visio Stencils (.vss) - Use in Microsoft Visio
PPt color : ZIP (3 MB)

and
Icons for PowerPoint - Use in Corporate PowerPoint icons
ZIP (1.7 MB)

From what I can see, those two sets combined give you all of what’s currently available.  The PowerPoint format is not as convenient to use in Visio as the stencils, obviously, but there are some symbols in the PPT that are not in the VSS.  You can copy/past from PPT to Visio when you can’t find what you need in the VSS.  I have not reviewed the large EPS format files under “Icons for Printed Collateral, Visio, Video, and Multi-media” so there may be more in there as well but I’m hoping that the Visio and PPT versions combined contain them all.

In addition, the moderators posted two zip files here with UCS 5108 and 6100 topology symbols that were not in the other collections:

enlarged_UCS 6100 UCS 5108.zip (18.3 K)             Download

Brett Newman
Visimation Inc.
Cisco Visio Shape Development

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Beverly Fannion
Level 1
Level 1

You will find all of the Cisco Network Topology stencils at the following site.http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac50/ac47/2.html

Thanks for your reply.

the link you gave me is one of the link I already checked, see my original post.

I could not find 6100 fabric interconnect and 5108 chassis as in the attached picture. If I missed it, could you please let me know where it is.

thanks

Hi Ming,

A little digging reveals that Cisco did create these some of these icons a few years ago, but because the 6100 is a blade and the 5108 is a series it’s not anything that was published or offered for public consumption. There would be too many variations (1,000s upon 1,000s!) to manage and maintain.

I have uploaded a zip file called UCS 6100 UCS 5108.zip in the Documents tab of the forum.

Linda

hi Linda,

Thanks for your reply.

but because the 6100 is a blade and the 5108 is a series it’s not anything that was published or offered for public consumption. There would be too many variations (1,000s upon 1,000s!) to manage and maintain.

I am not sure what you mean. The 6100 is not a blade and 5108 is the only model of chassis that Cisco announced, how could you have 1000s variations? and why is that the reason for not published for public consumpion. If so, how do Cisco expect the partners and customer to produce proper logical visio diagrams for these products?

The zip file you posted in forum has two empty vss files. I am using Visio 2010. could you post again?

thanks

ming

Hi Ming,

Thanks very much for your patience while we looked into the icon files.  Here is an update.

  • We have checked the files in the zip file and they are not empty, but the drawings are very small and if the drawing opens at about 30% zoom, it would be easy not to notice the drawing.  Sorry for the inconvenience. 
  • In any case we are uploading a new zip with enlarged versions of the drawings for the 6100 (fabric interconnect) and the 5108 (server chassis) so that they are more visible on the page. You can of course resize in Visio to whatever size you need.
  • We have contacted the owners of the Visio files areas on the Network Topology Icons site at http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac50/ac47/2.html regarding:

-Uploading Visio stencils for the 6100 and 5108.

-Your comment to make finding icons easier: have a single web page for both logical and physical icons with clear descriptions, update dates, and product groupings for logical icons.

Linda

The stencils team has informed us that there are new stencils of the UCS 5108 (front and rear views) in the "Unified Computing and Servers" section at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/prod_cat_visios.html

Linda

Thanks for the enlarged version of them.

Sorry,you were right, the .vss you posted is not empty, but double clicking the .vss file there is really nothing in there, but if dragging .vss into a open drawing. it does show up?! not sure why, I am running Visio 2010. My other .vss files do show icons by double clicking. However the .vsd you posted later on shows the icon just by double clicking itself, I guess because the .vsd opens a drawing.

Anyway, thank you very much Linda and Brett for your support. Hope to see a better organized and centralized Visio icon download page for both logical and physical icons soon.

Thanks!

I looked through the website

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/visio-stencil-listing.html

I can't find the logical icon for

* Cisco UCS 6100 Fabric Interconnect
* Cisco UCS 5108 Blade Chassis

And the URL posted for download is not longer valid.

Can you someone point me to right file?

Norman
 

Hi Norman,

My group creates the physical device Visio shapes but I try my best to respond to any Visio questions that I can help with.  I hunted down the link that no longer works in the above posts and I think this may have what you need:

https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/62136/ucs-6100-ucs-5108zip

Brett Newman
Cisco Visio Production
Visimation Inc.
www.shapesource.com

Brett Newman
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

As the moderators have stated, there is a link to a large collection of Visio topology icons on:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/prod_cat_visios.html
The link is called “Link to Cisco Network Topology Icons

The Network Topology Icons page can be confusing since there are a variety of choices and they aren’t consistent.  In other words, they list multiple formats but the files don’t all contain the same sets of icons.  Unfortunately, this is not our domain.  We only create the physical hardware icons and there is another person at Cisco who creates these logical symbols.  I have downloaded and reviewed several of the formats.  The ones that I believe will give you the most varied symbology are:

Icons as Microsoft Visio Stencils (.vss) - Use in Microsoft Visio
PPt color : ZIP (3 MB)

and
Icons for PowerPoint - Use in Corporate PowerPoint icons
ZIP (1.7 MB)

From what I can see, those two sets combined give you all of what’s currently available.  The PowerPoint format is not as convenient to use in Visio as the stencils, obviously, but there are some symbols in the PPT that are not in the VSS.  You can copy/past from PPT to Visio when you can’t find what you need in the VSS.  I have not reviewed the large EPS format files under “Icons for Printed Collateral, Visio, Video, and Multi-media” so there may be more in there as well but I’m hoping that the Visio and PPT versions combined contain them all.

In addition, the moderators posted two zip files here with UCS 5108 and 6100 topology symbols that were not in the other collections:

enlarged_UCS 6100 UCS 5108.zip (18.3 K)             Download

Brett Newman
Visimation Inc.
Cisco Visio Shape Development

The links to the symbols I was wanting no longer works. Does anyone have an updated link for the UCS 6100 and 5108?

Thanks,

This seems to be the latest link to that CSC post with the downloads:

https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/62136/ucs-6100-ucs-5108zip

Again, these were created by another group so I have no control over the content or distribution since our area is the physical icons found on http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/visio-stencil-listing.html

 

Brett Newman
Visimation Inc.
Cisco Visio Shape Development

this new link ( https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/62136/ucs-6100-ucs-5108zip ) no longer works.   Does anybody have a copy ? 

Jeremy Combs
Level 4
Level 4

Brett,

What about the logical icon used for the NetApp FAS Controller in the above photo?  I'm trying to find a logical representation of a SAN in both the PPt color and 3015 and am failing miserably.  Thank you for posting a ZIP with the UCS 5100 and 6100 icons in them.  I added them to my local copy of the 3015 file, is it possible for those to make it into the next release of Cisco's 3015 VSS release?

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