OPBNOS R2.5
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      • Enabling LLDP
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  • Aviz FlowVision Graphical User Interface Guide
    • FlowVision Controller Installation
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    • System
      • Viewing the Dashboard
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      • VxLAN Deployment (NVIDIA)
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      • Loopback-mode Port
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    • Command Reference
      • Converting Network-to-Tool port
      • Configuring 1G Electrical SFP
      • Enabling FlowVision On-box Support
  • Solution Integration
    • Network Visibility and Analysis with OPB, Arkime, Elasticsearch & Kibana
      • Installation Pre-Requisites
      • Solution Components
      • Configuring OPBNOS
      • Installing Arkime
      • Installing Kibana
      • Troubleshooting
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  1. Aviz FlowVision Graphical User Interface Guide
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Managing Topologies

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To manage connected topologies from the FlowVision GUI, click System > Topology.

The topology screen shows all the connected devices. The devices that are online are shown in green and the devices that are offline are shown in red. Hover the mouse pointer over the device icons to get more information, such as, the IP address, RAM, CPU, SSD, and so on.

The following image shows the topology of devices in the FlowVision GUI:

Configuring Device Properties in the Topology

You can change the device properties, refresh a device, or delete a device by accessing the Device Control window from the topology page.

  1. Click the device icon in the topology screen. The Device Controls window displays.

  2. Click the icon at the bottom of the Device Controls window. The Device Properties window displays.

  3. Drag the sliders to the desired point to configure the threshold values for CPU, RAM, and SSD.

  4. Click Save changes to apply your changes.

Other than changing the device properties, you can also reboot a device or delete it from the Device Controls window:

  • Click the icon to reboot the device.

  • Click the icon to delete a device.

If you open the Device Controls window of a device shown in red in the topology screen, you cannot configure the device properties, as the device is not reachable. You have an option to remove the device, if need be. Click the REMOVE button to remove the device.