topic Re: Check Point Visio Stencils in API / CLI Discussion

Check Point Visio Stencils

MikeB — Wed, 16 Mar 2016 22:09:47 GMT

Is there any available file for with Check Point visio stencils?? I can not find any file in PartnerMAP and would be very helpful for Check Point partners for make network diagrams.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Timothy_Hall — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 12:03:45 GMT

These used to be available at fireverse.org but after about 20 minutes of searching on their site I can't seem to find them. Attached is a copy of the stencils I had downloaded from them at some point, not sure how old these are. If someone can figure out where these are located on fireverse's site I'll be more than happy to link them and remove the copy I have attached to this message.

Edit 7/6/2016: Removed attached file of fireverse's original Visio stencils in deference to the "official" stencils provided below.

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Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Boris_Reznick — Sun, 27 Mar 2016 20:52:58 GMT

visiocafe has pretty nice stencil collection.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Stan_Damen — Tue, 05 Jul 2016 10:53:52 GMT

For anyone ending up at this post through a search. You can find them here:

Visio Stencils for Check Point appliances

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Quinn_Yost — Tue, 28 Mar 2017 14:27:40 GMT

My only issue with that source, is the 3rd party then contacts you to sell services.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Stan_Damen — Thu, 30 Mar 2017 09:34:48 GMT

Very true, but if you use a temporary email its bearable

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Sergej_Gurenko — Wed, 02 Aug 2017 10:33:00 GMT

Anyone can offer some good 2D and 3D icon set? It is great there are detailed physical icons. But

The ones at VisioCafe free visio stencils download site (see below) look promising especially SDP one but,

a) Does not contain all the recent icons like vSEC and R80

b) Some sets (were built for some really old Visio version) and produce security warnings with VB script.

I would suggest CheckPoint to publish icons used across own documentation in own KB rather then third party site VisioCafe.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

Fire_Verse — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 07:15:27 GMT

These have been posted here for years:

http://fireverse.org/official-unofficial-check-point-visio-stencil/

They are not Check Point model-specific, but they do have the old-school Check Point feel...and you don't have to register for anything.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

PhoneBoy — Wed, 22 Apr 2020 17:46:29 GMT

Actually, the SK has a download link that doesn't require registration in it.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

PDubs — Wed, 22 Apr 2020 18:03:54 GMT

The recent SK article might not require registration, but that certainly has not been the case for years. Check Point was using a third-party to create stencils which DID require registration...who would then contact users about signing up for ~$1000 annual subscription.

Re: Check Point Visio Stencils

DeletedUser — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 16:43:04 GMT

Yes, this was the case. Received similar feedback via the comment option in the SK so we changed it to allow direct download from the SK about a year, year and a half(?) ago.

btw, kudos to the SK team for keeping on top of these. Also use it when there's a discrepancy that needs to be addressed in an SK. Have found their turn around time to respond to this feedback is quite good.