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MDS 05-2973A01, Rev. C MDS NETview MS™

User’s Guide 3

1.3 Hierarchal Map Views

A key feature of NETview is its hierarchal map structure. Using realistic

icons, routing lines and other symbols, the program displays the

topology of a communications network in a graphical format. This

allows users to gain a quick understanding of a system’s layout at a

glance. Figure 3 shows a typical network map created with the program.

The appearance of maps is fully configurable using NETview’s built-in

tools.

NOTE:

There may be slight differences between the screens shown

here and those displayed in the NETview MS program, due to

product changes made after the release of this publication.

Network maps can contain multiple layers of linked “submaps” repre-

sented by a unique icon on higher level maps. This hierarchal structure

allows a virtually unlimited number of nodes (or radios) to be monitored

through a single submap icon and is a very powerful feature of the pro-

gram.

Submaps are opened by simply double-clicking the icon that represents

them. By following the maps and submaps, users can navigate all the

way down to individual radios or other IP nodes to obtain device-spe-

cific data.

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Figure 3. Sample Network Map

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