Bandwith of specific ports in map
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i tried to integrate the port bandwith of specific ports into the map but i cannot find any option for this.
Can anybody help me with this?
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Hello,
Once you've created all the Bandwidth Sensors, head to the Map Designer:
Place the objects that represent the devices that are connected to the switch on the map, you can then use the connectors to represent the connections on the map and the last step would be placing the objects for every Bandwidth Sensor you want on the map and applying any of the possible graphs to the map-object:
- Graph (Large Fonts)
- Graph (Small Fonts)
- Graph (Tiny Fonts)
- Graph (No Labels)
The resulting Map would look a bit like this:
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Best Regards,
Jul, 2015 - Permalink
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Hello,
Once you've created all the Bandwidth Sensors, head to the Map Designer:
Place the objects that represent the devices that are connected to the switch on the map, you can then use the connectors to represent the connections on the map and the last step would be placing the objects for every Bandwidth Sensor you want on the map and applying any of the possible graphs to the map-object:
The resulting Map would look a bit like this:
Best Regards,
Jul, 2015 - Permalink