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Table 31 Menu Options Accessible from the Topology*
Menu Option | Description |
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Go to Navigation | This menu option redirects you to the Navigation page. If the element is |
Details | labeled discovered, you are shown the Properties page. Elements are labeled |
| discovered when the management server has discovered the element but |
| cannot obtain additional information about it. See ”About the Navigation |
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Go to Element | Displays a graphical representation of the path of an element. This also |
Topology | includes multipathing. See ”Viewing Element Topology” on page 310. |
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Show Events | Displays the events for an element. See ”About the Events Tab” on page 321. |
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Show Policies | Displays the Policy tab for the element. You can then view, add, modify, and |
| delete polices assigned to the element. See ”About the Policies Tab” on |
| page 324 for more information. |
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Update Element | The management server gathers new and changed details from the element |
Data | and then redraws the topology with the updated information. |
| The Update Element Data functionality does not detect element components |
| that have been removed, such as ports and LUNs. For example, assume you |
| removed several LUNs from an array. If you |
| select Update Element Data, the LUNs still appear in the user interface. You |
| must perform Discovery Data Collection for the deleted LUNs to be removed |
| from the user interface. See ”Discovery Data Collection” on page 67. |
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Show Impact | Highlights the elements that are impacted. See ”Showing the Impact of an |
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Show Cluster | Highlights the elements that are impacted. See ”Showing the Impact of an |
Impact | |
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Show Port Details | Lets you determine the use of each port for all elements in the network. See |
| ”Viewing Ports” on page 280 for more information. |
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Build/Edit Cluster | Lets you manually build or edit host and application clusters. See ”Host and |
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