Cisco Systems 78-16845-01 manual Viewing a Node in the Network Map

Chapter 3 Building the Network

3.7.2 Viewing a Node in the Network Map

c.In the Domain Management area, click the Truncate Network Map Node Name First Characters or Truncate Network Map Node Name End Characters radio button.

d.Click Save.

3.7.2Viewing a Node in the Network Map

Icons in the Network Map are displayed based on the nodes you select in the Domain Explorer or Subnetwork Explorer.

Launching the Network Map from the following nodes displays different results:

•From the CTM domain in the Domain Explorer—Displays all the groups in the CTM domain. If you double-click a group in the Network Map, another Network Map window opens and all the NEs that belong to that group are displayed.

•From a specific group in the Domain Explorer—Displays all NEs that belong to that group.

•From a specific NE in the Domain Explorer or Subnetwork Explorer—Displays the selected NE, the links that start from or terminate on that NE, and other NEs that the NE is connected to.

•From the CTM domain in the Subnetwork Explorer—Displays all the network partitions in the CTM domain. If you double-click a network partition in the Network Map, another Network Map window opens and all the subnetworks that belong to that network partition are displayed.

•From a specific network partition in the Subnetwork Explorer—Displays all the subnetworks in that network partition. If you double-click a subnetwork, another Network Map window opens and all the NEs that belong to that subnetwork are displayed.

3.7.3Adjusting the Zoom Level or Pan Position

When the Network Map is launched from the CTM domain, it displays a world map with the individual groups, network partition, subnetworks, or NEs icons. To view a particular region or icon, adjust the zoom level or pan position.

Step 1 In the Domain Explorer or Subnetwork Explorer tree, click a node and choose File > Network Map. The Network Map opens and the node is preselected.

Step 2 In the Network Map, choose Edit > Zoom In, Zoom Out, or Zoom Area to adjust the zoom level. You can also click the Zoom In, Zoom Out, or Zoom Area tool.

Step 3 To adjust the pan position, click the box on the upper-left side of the Network Map and use the mouse to drag and drop it to the desired region. Use the scroll bars to pan the view to a different region.

Step 4 You can also view the links contained in each link bundle (aggregate link). Click a link bundle and choose Edit > Expand All Links (you can also double-click a link bundle to show all the links). To hide the links from view in the Network Map, click a link bundle and choose Edit > Collapse All Links.

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