Network stencils
Clean Machines
Since I get a lot of feedback about how slow some stencils seem to function, and we're all too aware of performance on the very pretty yet complicated Network stencil, I've taken it upon myself to create some very spartan, almost abstract stencils of Apple machines, from the Second Era of Jobs. They are all to scale with each...more
Mac ADSL
The MacADSL team has designed a network stencil that can be used to draw networks in a comprehensive way with few colors in order to generate small image files to be published on the web.
HP9000
The first palette in the series contains the following stencils: - HP9000 N Class Front View - HP9000 N Class Rear View - HP9000 L Class Front View - HP9000 L Class Rear View - HP9000 V Class Front View (with shadow) - HP E-41 Rack Unit (Empty) - HP E-41 Rack Unit (With 4 N Class Front View) - HP E-41 Rack Unit (With 4 L...more
Cisco Stencils (Voice)
Voice, VoIP and other related devices.
Cisco Stencils (Machines)
Collection of hosts, clients and assorted support.
SAN Devices
The SAN Devices palette will eventually contain stencils for Brocade and McData Fibre Channel switches used in creating Storage Area Networks as well as Hewlett Packard's XP Storage array and possibly a tape library. Currently only XP512 stencils are complete. The palette currently contains the following stencils: - HP XP512...more
Cisco Stencils (Net management)
Various types of probes and management hosts.
Formal Network Symbols
This is an excellent stencil set of formal network symbols, for when the poofy internet cloud simply isn't enough. Oh wait — the poofy internet cloud is still there, hiding behind the moniker of "Network Cloud". That seems formal, maybe not black tie, but pretty formal.