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Enables you to grab and move one or multiple objects in the topology view within the
confines of the pane. Click the icon to switch to the
Pointer Tool, which allows you to move the
entire topology view within the confines of the pane.
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Enables you to browse and load a background image into the topology view. You can import
a Google Map as the background image.
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Enables you remove a background image from the topology view.
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Allows you to save topology view settings.
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Expands the topology view to full screen. To exit full screen mode, right-click the topology
view and select Exit Full Screen from the shortcut menu.
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Enables you to save the current topology view as an image (.png) file.
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Enables you to save the current topology view as a Visio (.vdx) file.
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Enables you to organize icons according to a pre-defined structure to the topology view.
Options for organizing topology views include union length, tree, star, ring or grid.
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Navigates you to the Resource > Add Device dialog box for adding device to IMC. For more
information about adding a device in IMC, see "
Adding devices manually to IMC
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Allows you to add a cloud icon to the topology view.
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Enables you to add a note on the topology view.
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Allows you to add a link on the topology view.
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Allows you to browse, add, and query links on the topology.
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Allows you to select a vManager to view the topology.
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Offers you the ability to search and retrieve devices in the topology view by IP address or by
IMC label. In data center view, you can locate a device in the rack topology according to its asset
number.
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Displays a legend for the topology view.
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Enables you to back to the upper-level topology.
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Allows you to select an MST instance.
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Allows you to view the MSTP Region Details.
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Displays a list on the right of all VLANs. Selecting a VLAN from this list filters the topology view
to highlight only those devices that are members of the selected VLAN.
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Allows you to have a data center topology map automatically built. For more information
about automatically building data center topology maps in IMC, see "