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  • About This Document

Managing the Topology View

The Topology View is a simple interface. It provides the means to keep the view current and to modify the physical devices in the infrastructure.

You can also get detailed information on each of the devices in the Topology View. Just run your cursor over the device and a tool-tip bubble pops up. Depending on the type of device, it shows information like Name, IP address, Interface, and Model. For access points, you can also see additional information like status and number of clients.