View Device’s Topology Paths
    • 16 Nov 2023
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    On the Overview Topology page, click on a Device name to review detailed information (displays new page). Graphs show the values over time. The tables show the average value. 

    You can view the following details related to the interface:

    • Interface name: The name of the connected interface.
    • Link Profile: The link profile defines properties that will be linked to each network interface from a device.
    • Priority: The number that indicates the position that the interface takes in the link priority list
    • State: The interface can move to any of these states: 
      • Pending: Interfaces are moved to this state when there is insufficient data about the metrics. 
      • Down: The interface is unavailable or completely unusable for reasons such as the broken cable or the removed cable.
      • Blackout: The Interface is up but the packet loss is 100%.
      • Brownout: The Interface has some metrics above or equal to the threshold (latency, jitter, and packet loss). 
      • Normal: The interface has all the metrics below the threshold (latency, jitter, and packet loss).
    • Latency Average: The current latency average for this path, compared to the expected threshold value specified in the parenthesis.
    • Jitter Average: The current jitter average for this path, compared to the expected threshold value specified in the parenthesis. 
    • Packet Loss Average: The average packets lost in the network traffic, compared to the expected threshold value specified in the parenthesis. 



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