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200 CHAPTER 5: WORKING WITH THE MAP

Search by:
Option	Description
IP address	Finds NBX telephony components that have an IP address that
	matches the entered IP address.
	You may use wildcards in any of the four fields of the IP
	address.
	If you use wildcards, or leave one or more fields of the IP
	address blank, and an NBX telephony component has more
	than one IP address that matches the entered IP address then
	the NBX telephony component will be listed multiple times in
	the results table, once for each matching IP address.
MAC address	Finds NBX telephony components that have an MAC address
	that matches the entered MAC address.
	You may use wildcards in any of the six fields of the MAC
	address.
	If you use wildcards, or leave one or more fields of the MAC
	address blank, and an NBX telephony component has more
	than one MAC address that matches the entered MAC address
	then the NBX telephony component will be listed multiple
	times in the results table, once for each matching MAC
	address.
Device type	Finds NBX telephony components of a specific type.
	You can select the device type to search for from a list of the
	discovered NBX telephony component device types in the map.
VLAN	Finds NBX telephony components that are present on a
	particular VLAN.
	You can select the VLAN to search for from a list of the
	discovered VLANs in the map.
Comment	Finds NBX telephony components whose comment matches
	the entered comment.
	You may use wildcards in the value that you enter in the
	Comment: field.

Modifying the Map Whenever you perform a network discovery 3Com Network Director Layout automatically organizes the representation of your network, or newly

discovered portions of your network, in as compact and intuitive a manner as possible. However, the layout chosen by 3Com Network Director may not be exactly as you require, as it does not take account of such factors as geographical location, logical function and so on.

For more information about performing a network discovery see “Launching a discovery” on page 106.