Managing Links

6.Click Close. The New Static Link dialog box is closed and the newly created link between the two devices is displayed in the Workspace.

Note: The new link is created with the rule A Side < Z Side lexicographically. For example, if the user selected A Side = PE-West and Z Side = PE-East. The link that is created and displayed in the table, will be A Side = PE-East and Z Side = PE-West.

8.2Removing a Static Link

A dynamic or static link between the devices can also be deleted from a Sheer DNA. A dynamic link is one that is detected by Sheer DNA and connected automatically. A static link is one that is manually entered by the user.

To remove a link

1.Select the Topology branch in the Sheer DNA Manage window. The Topology branch is displayed.

2.Select the required link in the Workspace.

Note: Multiple rows can be selected using the standard Microsoft® Windows selection keys.

3.Right-click to display the menu and select Delete or in the toolbar click . The selected link is deleted and is no longer displayed in the Workspace.

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3.5 specifications

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