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PeerMap Overview

PeerMap Overview
1

Peer Visual Sort Option

1. Peer Visual Sort Option
Use this option to change how the nodes are sorted by priority.
2

Exclude ACE Node check

2. Exclude ACE Node check
Use this option to include/exclude peer connections to the ACE type nodes.
3

Show FIM Peer check

3. Show FIM Peer check
Use this option to include/exclude peer connection to FIM type nodes.
4

Copy PeerMap data to Window Clipboard

4. Copy PeerMap data to Window Clipboard
Click this button to copy the PeerMap data to the Window Clipboard for pasting into Excel.  Use the Excel Paste-Paste Special function to copy the text object and image objects into your Excel Spreadsheet tabs.
 
When LCN node types exist in the Peer Map, only the selected LCN Networks and their relationships will be copied to the Clipboard.
5

Print PeerMap Visual to XPS Document File

5. Print PeerMap Visual to XPS Document File
Click this button to print the visual contents of the PeerMap view to an XPS Document file.
6

Close

6. Close
Click this button close the PeerMap view.  You can reopen this view by again clicking the button.
7

LCN Network Filter

7. LCN Network Filter
Click this drop-down menu button to select the LCN Networks to view.  LCN Networks such as UCN's do not support peer communications between other UCN's.
During Analysis LCN Network types such as xPM's assigned to UCN's are identified for filtering.  The first view of this Peer Map will default check a single LCN Network.  You can choose to view one or more LCN networks using this filter.
8

Peer References ToolTip

8. Peer References ToolTip
Hovering your mouse cursor over a node type in the Peer Map to show a ToolTip that indicates the Peer nodes and their Parameter types that are being referenced.
When you hover your mouse cursor over a node segment in the Peer Map, it will highlight all nodes that have peer relationships to it.  The thickness or weight of the paths between nodes indicates the amount of Peer traffic.