You can always make your own custom shape then save it to a stencil for
future use. Start with the firewall shape and combine other shapes with it
to create what you want. Once the shape looks the way you want open a new
stencil and drag and drop the shape to the new stencil. Just remember to
save the stencil before you close it.
James W.
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Old Visio had a firewall with a VPN tunnel tube through it. Is there a way
to create a tube that looks like the Ethernet network tube but have it
curve
to create a site to site VPN tunnel or just a vpn tunnel in a Visio
Drawing?
Thanks.
