Re: Need vision template/stencil for iSeries and AS/400

[barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I should point out that there are different models of the system, and there
are different expansion cabinets.  Some models come in single/double wide
dimensions.  Also there are expansion cabinets in many different shapes and
sizes.  For example a model 820 (which typically doesn't have enough disk
in it) to add DASD and features which typically requires a 5074 expansion
cabinet.  The model 820 in an under desk model of the system without
wheels.  The 5074 is a monster expansion cabinet with wheels that requires
220 current!  Older models of the system when upgraded have their frame
converted to expansion cabinets, and you need to be an astronaut to keep
this straight.

Looking for this template/stencil is not as trivial as it sounds.

Al

Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

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914-251-1234
914-251-9406 fax

http://www.barsaconsulting.com
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template/stencil for iSeries and AS/400
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                    02/19/02 09:11 AM
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We are using Visio 2000, and there is a diagram for the AS/400 in there.

>>> Bob Larkin <blarkin@wt.net> 02/16/02 07:55PM >>>
I am in a situation where I must use Visio to document our infrastructure.
We
have stencils and templates for every Compaq, Dell, and Cisco piece of
equipment ever made. Problem is our AS/400 and iSeries we have a choice of
a
generic "mini computer", or we have to resort to using simple squares and
rectangles. Not very professional looking.

I am not a Visio xpert by any means, but my searches on the web have not
turned
up any third party template packages for visio.I cannot use a different
product
for this project, as it is the enterprisewide standard.  Can anyone help?

Bob Larkin

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