04-26-2016 07:10 PM
04-27-2016 09:05 AM
Hey,
Can you describe more about this. And here are two examples you can refer.
http://codepen.io/NEXTSUPPORT/pen/yORLBr?editors=0010
http://codepen.io/NEXTSUPPORT/pen/LNgYER
Abu
04-27-2016 09:20 AM
In your second example on link between SJC-1 and SJC-2, one side is labeled 3500 and other is 5500.
how can I change it to e5/2 on one side and e3/4 on other and using link property.
The link property is also used to describe additional information about the link such as interface/bandwidth/link type.
04-27-2016 09:28 AM
you can change this two any properties in configuration, that from your link data, like 'model.sourceInterface' or 'model.linkBandwidth' etc
sourcelabel: 'model.srcTrafficMap.Default.EMPTYQUEUE',
targetlabel: 'model.tgtTrafficMap.Default.EMPTYQUEUE'
05-12-2016 08:35 AM
What is the significance of EMPTYQUEUE? Is it a reserved word?
05-16-2016 12:30 PM
There's no importance. That's just a part of example above. What follows "model." is 100% up to you.
10-21-2016 04:58 AM
Works as advertised, thanks
05-19-2016 06:09 AM
This doesn't seem to work if one of the nodes is inside a nodeset. Why is that?
08-20-2016 01:33 PM
Hi Abdul Rahman,
I looked into your issue. I believe that was normal behavior, because the nodes were hidden inside the node set, which prevents any additional info to be shown. (Otherwise, there could have been way too many labels, overlaying each other...) Once you expand the node set, the interface details show up -- which makes sense, because at the same time you can see both a node and the label.
I hope that makes sense; however I would really appreciate if you provide more details on expected behavior.
Thanks,
Alex
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