Topology Icons - Cisco Catalyst 2950 Software Configuration Manual

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Topology Icons

The Topology view and the cluster tree use the same set of device icons to represent clusters, command
and standby command switches, and member switches
additional icons to represent these types of neighboring devices:
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Note Candidate switches are distinguished by the color of their device label. Device labels and their colors
are described in the
Neighboring devices are only displayed if they are connected to cluster members. To display
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neighboring devices in the Topology view, either add the switch to which they are connected to a cluster,
or enable that switch as a command switch.
To select a device, click the icon. The icon is then highlighted. To select multiple devices, you can either:
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Figure 3-8
The Topology view also uses a set of link icons
two devices. To select a link, click the link that you want to select. To select multiple links, press the Ctrl
key, and click the links that you want to select.
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Customer premises equipment (CPE) devices that are connected to Long-Reach Ethernet (LRE)
switches
Devices that are not eligible to join the cluster, such as Cisco IP phones, Cisco access points, and
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)-capable hubs and routers
Devices that are identified as unknown devices, such as some Cisco devices and third-party devices
"Colors in the Topology View" section on page
Press the left mouse button, drag the pointer over the group of icons that you want to select, and then
release the mouse button.
Press the Ctrl key, and click the icons that you want to select.
Topology-View Device Icons
(Figure 3-8). The Topology view also uses
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(Figure 3-9) to show the link type and status between
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