Chapter 3 Building the Network
3.5.8 Restoring a Deleted NE
Note | • Wait until all records associated with the NE are deleted from the database before adding the NE |
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•The amount of time it takes to prune NEs depends on the amount of data that needs to be removed, the amount of data in the database, the system performance, and so on. The Deleted Network Elements group is seen by users who have add_delete_NE_group operation permission. You can purge or undelete an NE that is in the Deleted Network Elements group only if that NE was assigned to you.
3.5.8Restoring a Deleted NE
Step 1 In the Domain Explorer tree, click the Deleted Network Elements group.
Step 2 Click the NE that will be restored.
Step 3 Choose Edit > Undelete.
All instances of the NE are restored to their previous locations in the Domain Explorer tree.
Note If the original parent group no longer exists, CTM does not recreate the group. Instead, CTM restores the NE under the management domain node.
3.5.9 Searching for an NE
CTM allows you to search for a specific NE in the network. See 1.6.5.1 Finding Data in the Domain Explorer, page
3.6 How Do I Build Links?
A link is a connection between two termination points (TPs). CTM represents the physical connectivity between NEs in the domain by defining the physical links between NEs. It is through these links that circuits (if supported on the NE) are provisioned. Links can be viewed, modified, created, and deleted. CTM automatically discovers links between
ONS 15302, ONS 15305, ONS 15800, ONS 15801, ONS 15808, and MDS 9000 NEs, links are manually added.
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Cisco Transport Manager Release 6.0 User Guide
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