Viewing Your Maps
Displaying Maps
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Spacing
Spacing controls the amount of distance between nodes in the topology map
so that they do not overlap each other. There are three spacing options:
Level Frame%—To increase the amount of space between node levels in a
map, increase the percentage. Used in hierarchical map styles.
Level Node%—Sets the amount of space around each node. Increase this value
to increase the amount of space around a node. Decrease this value to pull the
nodes closer to each other. Used in hierarchical map styles.
Node Spacing Multiplier [1.0 - 10.0]—Used to calculate the node spacing
between adjacent nodes in circular clusters. Increase this value to increase
the spacing between adjacent nodes. Decrease this value to decrease the
spacing between adjacent nodes. Used in circular map styles.
Launching a Map
Double-click on a subnet in the Maps-View Maps page to display a map of the
subnet.
Figure 8-3. Subnet Map
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