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Open IP/Optical Coordination, Network Map.
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In Map Layout Regions, choose a layer from the Layers drop-down menu. If the Physical layer was selected, choose a domain from the Domains drop-down menu. Your selections are visualized on the map.
Note: If Link Layer is chosen from the Layers drop-down menu, the network map will display a representation of router-to-router link connectivity going over either directly connected fibres or over Link Layer Interconnects (i.e. over L0/L1 Optical networks).
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As required, perform the following to isolate objects on the network map:
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Click Search and choose one of the followings from the drop-down menu to select from a list of the specified objects: Links, Nodes, Regions, and Zones.
Alternatively, enter the name of the desired object to search by name.
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Start typing in the field to display the filtered list.
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Click or double-click the row to search.
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As required, click on any of the following map control buttons/sliders to customize your view:
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Fit To Screen - Automatically lay out the network map to fit within the confines of your screen
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Adjust Clusters - Opens the Clustering Controls panel
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Cluster charts - Specifies whether or not cluster charts are enabled
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Show boundaries - Draws a boundary around the coordinates of the nodes/zones enclosed in a zone/region. You can select either with immediate parent or with top region.
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Move region with content - Moves all the objects inside regions to the new coordinates when regions are moved
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Adjust Vertexes - Opens the Vertex Controls panel
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Adjust Links - Opens the Link Controls panel
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Show Links - Toggles the appearance of links on the map on or off
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Link curvature - Increases or decreases the curvature of links on the map
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Link grouping threshold - Specifies the number of links that can exist between the same two vertexes before grouping is implemented
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View control - Opens the Map Controls panel
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Zoom in - Zooms in on the map as centered
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Zoom out - Zooms out from the map as centered
Note: For vertexes to be organized into regions, these regions (and any zones contained therein) must first be configured. Any subsequent changes made to the regions using IP/Optical Coordination will be saved. See the NSP System Administrator Guide for more information about configuring regions and groups.
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Select an object on the map to view more information about the selected object. If a cross-domain link was selected, click More and choose Navigate To. Choose one of the following from the menu:
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IGP Link
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IP Service
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Link Layer Interconnect
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LSP
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Optical Service
Note: Navigation to IP Services is only supported for services that are marked as “NSD managed” within NFM-P and are riding over the following types of LSPs:
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With pcep-report enabled, RSVP or Segment-Routed
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With pcep-report disabled, only strict-hop RSVP LSPs for primary-path
Note: After navigating to LSPs, you can click View in Path Control to highlight the path.
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Click Legend to learn more about the icons and colors used on the map.
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Click View Options and perform any of the following:
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Use the View Paths drop-down menu to select your preferred method of highlighting:
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Normal - highlighted paths are superimposed over map objects, including regions that contain affected nodes
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Only Show Paths - all map objects not part of the highlighted path, including regions, are hidden from view
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Pop Out Paths - highlighted paths are superimposed over map objects, affected nodes appear distinct from their regions
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If Link Layer Interconnects are present, click on the ADD LINK LAYER INTERCONNECT(S) button. A form opens:
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Enable the Identify individual links radio button to search for individual LLI links by name, or enable the Identify all links in a group radio button to search for groups of LLI links by name.
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Select up to five LLI links, then click DONE. The LLI links are highlighted on the map.
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If optical services are present, click ADD OPTICAL SERVICE(S). A form opens:
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Click Sync with Network to reload the page.
Note: The UI, including the map, is automatically updated.
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