It’s been about 9 months since I published my own set of Visio shapes for VMware vSphere and Horizon View. The VMware Visio stencils have been quite popular, with the pages that host them seeing more than 37,000 page views since I first published them. I’ve since updated both stencils with new shapes and diagrams as I’ve worked on different projects at Clearpath. Most of the changes are in the Horizon View Visio Stencil, with new shapes and diagrams. I included some hand-drawn shapes for Horizon View for some fun whiteboard like diagrams that I’ll be using in some posts very soon – the image to the left is a quick peek at what the hand drawn ones look like. I also added shapes for Persona Management and ThinApp repositories, a Transfer Server shape, and a few client access device shapes.
Both updated stencils are linked below for download in Visio 2013 .vssx format:
And by request, here are the same stencils in Visio 2003-2010 .vss format:
- VMtoday VMware vSphere Icons Visio Stencil (2003-2010 .vss format)
- VMtoday VMware Horizon View Visio Stencil (2003-2010 .vss format)
If you need another format, leave a comment below and I’ll see what I can do.
If you want to link to these, link to my permalink page for VMware Visio Stensils so folks see the latest and greatest version.
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