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Chapter 6 Working with Links
Viewing Link Properties
Table 6-4 describes the information that is displayed in the links view.
By default, the links displayed in the links view are sorted according to link type and the deep collection
method.
The buttons in Table 6-5 are displayed at the top of the links view and enable you to filter the links
according to the collection method.
Note If you load a map with many links (for example, thousands of links), it can take a while for the complete
list of links to load. The filtering options in the table are unavailable until the table has completely
loaded.
Table 6-4 Links View Content
Field Description
Context Name of the map or aggregation containing the link. The links view
can include multiple contexts.
This field can be empty for either of the following reasons:
• One side of the link is not included in the map.
• The link is filtered out of all contexts.
Severity Severity bell icon, colored according to the severity of the alarm on
the link and indicating the impact of the alarm on the network. For
more information, see Prime Network Vision Status Indicators,
page 2-17.
A End Point Device or site that is the source of the link, as a hyperlink to the
inventory of the device or site.
Bidirectional Whether the link is bidirectional or unidirectional: True
(bidirectional) or False (unidirectional).
Z End Point Device or site that is the destination of the link, hyperlinked to the
relevant entry in inventory.
Link Type Type of link, such as Physical Layer, VPN, MLPPP, or MPLS.
Table 6-5 Links View Tools
Icon Name Description
All Links Complete list of links for the selected map or aggregation.
External
Links
Links with one side of the link in the selected map or aggregation and the other
side of the link outside the currently selected map or aggregation.
Flat Links Links currently visible in the map pane for the selected map or aggregation,
excluding any thumbnails.
Deep
Links
Links for the selected aggregation and any nested aggregations, with both
endpoints within the currently selected map or aggregation.