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The Optivity Switch Manager topology map uses icons to represent the types of network devices discovered. Some of the devices are supported by Optivity Switch Manager; others are not supported but connect supported devices.
To access a legend with these icons and their names:
The table below describes the device icons.
Icon
Name
Description
Bus
Network bus or hub not supported by Optivity Switch Manager or its submanagers. You can view ports connected to BayStack or Passport switches by choosing View > Show Port Address.
Passport 1K
Passport 1000 Series switch. This device can be configured and monitored by Optivity Switch Manager and its submanagers.
Passport 8K
Passport 8000 Series switch. This device can be configured and monitored by Optivity Switch Manager and its submanagers.
Passport 8K with WSM module
Passport 8000 Series switch with an Alteon Web Switch module. This device can be configured and monitored by Optivity Switch Manager and its submanagers.
BayStack, Business Policy Switch 2000, OPTera Metro 1200 ESM
BayStack 350, 410, 420, or 450 switch or Business Policy Switch 2000 or OPTera Metro 1200 Ethernet service module. These devices can be configured and monitored by Optivity Switch Manager and its submanagers.
Baystack (old)
Baystack 310 switch. This device is partially supported by Optivity Switch Manager and its submanagers.
Other switch
A switch not supported by Optivity Switch Manager or its submanagers.
Other router
A router not supported by Optivity Switch Manager or its submanagers.
When the icons of supported devices are dimmed, it means the device was listed in the topology table of a neighboring device, but that it did not respond to SNMP queries from Optivity Switch Manager. You may be able to get SNMP responses from such devices by adding appropriate community strings. For more information, see Accessing devices within different SNMP communities.
See also:
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