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--- netmap [2012/09/18 12:46] – [Right navigation bar] bredal
+++ netmap [2012/09/18 12:56] (current) – [Right navigation bar] bredal
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 Enter a title and optionally a description for the new view. You can also set if the view is public or not.
-=== Map info ===
+=== Netbox/Link info ===
-This is the view that will render with a Netbox or Link template for a selected netbox or link. If your an administrator, a link to the administration area will be available at the bottom here.
+Depending on if you clicked a link or netbox the following info will be displayed:
-Depending on which network topology layer you have active, it will render a bit different information.
-== Netbox view ==
+== Netbox ==
-Renders the sysname and it's management IP first together with the "pping" indicator of the netbox is up or down. (this is atm only loaded at network topology graph load, in the future this will automagically refresh)
+Shows information about this netbox. You also have the option of toggling the fixed-state of the netbox on the map.
-A checkbox for knowing if the node's position is fixed or unfixed in the graph. Fixed positions is what get's saved when your saving a view.
-Category is the netbox's category.
-(Missing atm: Device type ;-( )
-Room and location information.
-If layer2, render VLAN information and option to select a vlan. When clicking on a VLAN, it will mark other nodes and links that is member of the current VLAN in it's broadcast domain.
+If we are on layer2, VLAN information will be displayed and an option to select a VLAN. Clicking on a VLAN will display the spread of it.
 == Link view ==
-If layer3, render netident and netdescription together with active prefixes over this link.
+If layer3, render netident and netdescription together with active prefixes on this link.
 Renders from  netbox [interface] to netbox [interface]