Cisco Systems Network Assistant Manual De Usuario
2-3
Getting Started with Cisco Network Assistant
OL-6194-07
Chapter 2 Network Assistant Features
Topology View
Figure 2-2
Front Panel View and Port Popup Window
Topology View
When Network Assistant connects to a community or a cluster, the Topology view appears by default. If
you change this default, you can see the Topology view by clicking Topology view on the toolbar or by
choosing Monitor > Views > Topology.
you change this default, you can see the Topology view by clicking Topology view on the toolbar or by
choosing Monitor > Views > Topology.
Note
You can change the preferences in Network Assistant to show the Front Panel view by default by
choosing Application > Preferences > Show Front Panel View when connected to network. If you do
not want Network Assistant to show the Topology view by default, deselect Show Topology View when
connected to a network.
choosing Application > Preferences > Show Front Panel View when connected to network. If you do
not want Network Assistant to show the Topology view by default, deselect Show Topology View when
connected to a network.
The Topology view shows how the devices within a community or a cluster are connected. If you manage
a community, you can see the VLAN links by highlighting them. You can make neighboring devices
members of the community or cluster, or you can remove members.
a community, you can see the VLAN links by highlighting them. You can make neighboring devices
members of the community or cluster, or you can remove members.
The Topology view in
shows the members of a community and the neighboring devices
discovered by Network Assistant. When you right-click a device or a link icon, a popup window appears.
1
Member devices
3
Settings popup window
2
Check boxes to show devices
200739
1
3
2