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Agent Update | Launches the Agent Update wizard for the selected devices. |
| See “Agent Update Wizard” on page 665 for more |
| information. |
Backup | Launches the Backup wizard for the selected devices. See |
| “Device Backup Wizard” on page 779 for more information. |
Restore | Launches the Restore wizard for the selected device. See |
| “Device Restore Wizard” on page 787 for more information. |
Prioritize Network | Launches the Prioritize Network Traffic wizard for the selected |
Traffic | devices. See ““Prioritize Network Traffic Wizard”” on |
| page 631 for more information. |
VLAN > Create a | Launches the Create VLAN wizard for the selected devices |
VLAN | and links. See “Create VLAN wizard” on page 537 for more |
| information. |
VLAN > Edit Port | Launches the Edit Port VLAN Membership wizard for the |
VLAN Membership | selected devices and links. See “Edit Port VLAN Membership |
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Select Related | Selects all of the phones in the map that are related to the |
Phones | NBX network call processors in the current selection. For more |
| information about selecting items in the map see “Selecting |
| Items in the Map and Tree” on page 180. |
Goto Related NBX | Navigates to, and selects, the NBX network call processor in |
Call Processor | the map that this phone is related to. For more information |
| see “NBX Support” on page 753. |
Properties | Launches the Properties dialog box for the selected items. See |
| “Viewing Device Details” on page 229 for more information |
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Physical Links
Physical links between devices, or from devices to clouds, are represented in the map as straight, solid lines, with the thickness of the line representing the speed of the link.
The thickness of the lines on the display will vary depending upon the level of zoom in use in the map. For more information about changing zoom levels see “Navigation” on page 182.
Where two or more physical links exist between the two map items in question, the line is drawn with the same thickness as a 1Gbps speed link. This may occur, for example, with a 3Com Switch 4007 that has an Enterprise Management Engine (EME) module if it links to another device both from the EME and from a switching module.