By using the real-time topology, you can see the network topology and device link status in different time. You can analyze the historical topology to trace problems.
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Entering the Historical Topology Mode
Select the topology
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in the Topology List section to enter the real-time topology
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mode.
Click the "History" icon to enter the historical topology mode.
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A In the pop-up window will appear with a timeline, successfully entering , you can see the historical topology interface.
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Querying Historical Topology Status
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In the historical topology mode, click the "Aim"
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icon.
Modify the time in the pop-up window, and click
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OK
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After the topology
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is loaded completely,
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the topology shows the state at the selected time point
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. The timeline shows 35 minutes forward or backward from that time.
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Click the time point in the timeline to view the historical topology at different time.
Click the
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“Back To Real-Time Topology” icon to leave the historical mode.
Zoom In/Out of the Topology
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Zooming in or out of a Topology
To zoom in the topology, hover the mouse over the topology
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, hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard, and scroll the mouse wheel forward
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To zoom out of the topology, hover the mouse over the topology
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, hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard, and scroll the mouse wheel backward
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Export the Topology
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Manually Refreshing a Topology
Select the topology in the Topology List section to enter the real-time topology mode.
Click the "Refresh" icon.
Exporting a Topology
Select the topology in the Topology List section to enter the real-time topology mode.
Click the "Download Image" icon. You can view the exported topology in the
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download history of your browser.