HP Network Direr Software Products manual Layer-3 Connections

166 CHAPTER 5: WORKING WITH THE MAP

Menu Item	Operation
Attach Alerts	Launches the Attach Alerts dialog box for the selected items. See
	“Attach Alerts Dialog Box”on page 364 for more information.
View Filtered	Launches, or brings to the front, an instance of the Events
Events	window, filtered to show events for the selected items only. See
	“Events List Components” on page 326 for more information.
RMON >	Launches the Statistics View dialog box for the selected link. See
Statistics	“Viewing data from the RMON Statistics group ” on page 417 for
	more information.
RMON > History	Launches the History View dialog box for the selected link. See
	“Viewing data from the RMON History group” on page 423 for
	more information.
RMON > Host	. See “Viewing data from the RMON Host group” on page 431
	for more information.
RMON > Matrix	Launches the Matrix View dialog box for the selected link. See
	“Viewing data from the RMON Matrix group” on page 440 for
	more information.
RMON >	Launches the Manage RMON Tables dialog box for the selected
Manage RMON	link. See “Managing RMON tables” on page 447 for more
Tables	information.
VLAN > Create	Launches the Create VLAN wizard for the selected devices and
a VLAN	links. See “Create VLAN wizard” on page 537 for more
	information.
VLAN > Edit	Launches the Edit Port VLAN Membership wizard for the selected
Port VLAN	devices and links. See “Edit Port VLAN Membership wizard” on
Membership	page 552 for more information.
Properties	Launches the Properties dialog box for the selected items. See
	“Viewing Device Details” on page 229 for more information.

Layer-3 Connections

Layer-3 connections only display when you choose to view devices grouped by subnet. In the top-level map, they are shown as connections between a subnet and a device, for example a router or layer-3 device. Each layer-3 connection represents the logical connectivity between a device and the subnet it is linked to it is shown in the map as a line between the device and the subnet.