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Cisco Prime Network 4.0 User Guide
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Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing NE Properties
Viewing the Properties of a Network Element
Network Element Badges
Network elements and links can also display badges that are technology-specific, such as a Protected
LSP or an STP root. Table 3-5 describes some of the badges that are available in Prime Network Vision.
For more information, see the related topics.
Buttons
VNE Details Displays the VNE’s general properties, from where you can edit the
VNE’s properties, perform maintenance, configure polling rates,
and identify IP addresses for which SNMP syslog and trap events
are to be generated. For more information, see:
• VNE Properties Window (VNE Status Button in the content
pane of the Inventory Window), page 3-16
• Cisco Prime Network 4.0 Administrator Guide
VNE Status Displays details about the VNE’s communication and connectivity,
such as the status of device protocols and whether the device is
sending traps and syslogs. For more information, see VNE
Communication Status (VNE Details Button in the content pane of
the Inventory Window), page 3-17.
1. Displayed only in the inventory window.
Table 3-4 Properties and Inventory Windows (continued)
Field Description
Table 3-5 Network Element Badges
Icon Name Description Related Topic
Access gateway An MST or REP access gateway is
associated with the element.
Viewing Access Gateway
Properties, page 12-19
Blocking The element associated with this badge
has a REP alternate port.
Viewing REP Information in
VLAN Domain Views and
VLAN Overlays,
page 12-63
Clock service A clocking service is running on the
associated element.
Applying a Network Clock
Service Overlay, page 20-48
Lock The associated network LSP is in lockout
state.
Viewing MPLS-TP Tunnel
Properties, page 18-7
Multiple links One or more links is represented by the
visual link and at least one of the links
contains a badge.
Viewing REP Information in
VLAN Domain Views and
VLAN Overlays,
page 12-63