Understanding Topology and Layout

Alarms

n	The Alarms Summary shows the total number of Orchestrator and appliance alarms, and color-codes them.

n	Click the summary bar to hyperlink to the Alarms page.

Topology Settings & Legend

n	The Legend details the appliances’ management and operational states.

n	Bypass refers to hardware bypass. If there is a major problem with the appliance hardware, software, or power, all traffic goes through the appliance without any processing. Additionally, you can manually put the appliance into Bypass mode as an aid to troubleshooting or during maintenance events.

n	If an appliance displays Unsaved Changes, you must log into the appliance directly to save the changes.

n	An Unreachable appliance is one that the Orchestrator can’t contact.

n	The Orchestrator acts as configurations cache for the appliances.When the Orchestrator doesn’t have a configuration cache from an appliance, it is Not synchronized.

n	An appliance is Unsupported when the Orchestrator software version doesn’t support the appliance’s software version.

Other

n	Tunnel states are color-coded, and rollover with the mouse displays the state. For example, Up.

n	Tables are sortable by column.

n	Clicking the Edit icon provides direct access to editing a specific appliance by opening the corresponding Appliance Manager page in a separate browser tab.

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