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Link Management: Provides a shortcut to the link management. This feature enables you to view all
links in the view, and add, query, or delete a link. For other link management operations, see "
management through the right mouse click
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Topology Integrity Analysis: Launches a Topology Integrity Analysis window, displaying all
neighboring devices that are connected to a device on the topology but are not added to IMC. The
analysis is based on LLDP, NDP, CDP, and STP table entries. The list contains the following
parameters:
{
Root Device IP: IP address of the root device to which the neighboring device that is not added
to IMC is connected.
{
Connected Interface Description: Description of the interface through which the root device is
connected to the neighboring device that is not added to IMC.
{
IP of Device not in IMC: IP address of the neighboring device that is not added to IMC.
{
MAC of Device not in IMC: MAC address of the neighboring device that is not added to IMC.
{
SysName of Device not in IMC: System name of the neighboring device that is not added to
IMC.
{
Description of Device not in IMC: Description of the neighboring device that is not added to
IMC.
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Delayed Delete Setting: Select Enable Delayed Delete and configure the Deleted Link Lifetime field.
This option is only available on the right-click menu of a Layer 2 topology and is used to
automatically delete failed physical links. If a physical link in a topology is in the failed state when
IMC polls during the specified link lifetime, IMC delete the physical link from the topology.
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Search: Launches a simple dialog box that enables you to search IMC for a device by IP address or
device label. The results display in the Search Result dialog box in a tabular format.
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Paste: Enables you to paste the copied device nodes or links to the specified custom topology. This
feature applies to only device nodes and links. Before pasting a link to a custom topology, you
should copy the devices at both ends of the link to the custom topology. This feature is not available
for IP topologies and Layer 2 topologies. In a custom topology, you can paste the copied device
nodes or links to a subview.
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Reload: Refreshes the current topology view.
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Path Topology: Enables you to trace a path between any two devices by entering their IP addresses.
The results of the path topology view appear in a new page in the main pane of the topology page.
This view can be accessed through the tabs located at the top of the main pane. You can also select
two devices and right-click to select Path Topology from the shortcut menu.
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Analyze Route: Enables you to use the tracert function to view the Layer 3 devices that IP packets go
through from the source device to the destination device. You can use this function to check the
network connectivity and analyze which network nodes failed. To use the function, you must enable
the function of sending ICMP timeout messages on the intermediate devices and the function of
sending ICMP destination unreachable messages on the destination device.
Configure the following parameters on the dialog box that appears:
{
Device IP—Enter an IP address of a source device.
{
Source Interface IP—Select an interface for the source device.
{
Destination Device IP—Enter an IP address of a destination device.
{
Timeout Period (ms)—Enter a timeout period. The current hop is considered as unreachable
after the timeout period expires during the route analyzing process.
{
VPN Instance Name—Enter a VPN instance name.