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IP/MPLSView Java-based Graphical User Interface Reference
- Copyright and Trademark Information
- Table of Contents
- List of Tables
- About the Documentation
  - Documentation and Release Notes
  - Documentation Conventions
  - Documentation Feedback
  - Requesting Technical Support
- Introduction
  - Key IP/MPLSView Software Features
  - IP/MPLSView Power Features
  - Supported Hardware
- Documentation Conventions
  - Document Conventions
  - Keyboard, Window, and Mouse Terminology and Functionality
  - The Keyboard
  - The Mouse
  - Informational Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
  - Changing the Size of a Window
  - Moving a Window
  - For Further Information
- Main Window
  - Main Window Overview
- File Manager
  - The File Manager Window
  - File Manager Toolbar
  - File Manager Left Pane
  - File Manager Right-Click Menu
  - File Manager Spec File
  - Text Editor
  - Config Editor (Router and Switch)
- Topology Window
  - Topology Window Overview
  - Center Pane Map
  - Left Pane Legend
  - Map Filters
  - Filters > Protocols
  - Filters > Type
  - Filters > Routing Instances
  - Filters > Advanced
  - Map Elements
  - Network Elements > Nodes
  - Network Elements > Links
  - Network Elements > Facilities
  - Utilization Legends
  - Utilization Legends > Planned Node Load and Measured Node Load
  - Map Subviews
  - Subviews > Link Status
  - Subviews > Multicast
  - Subviews > Type
  - Right Pane Toolbar
  - Map Popup Menus
  - Map Views
  - Grouping Popup Menus
  - Selection Options
  - Custom URLs
  - Labels Menu
  - Layout
  - Internet Map at Click
  - Line Widths
  - Background Image
  - Country Maps
  - Find
  - Refresh
  - Zoom
  - Print
  - Export
- File Menu
  - File Menu Functions
  - File > Open Network Browser
  - File > Load Network Files
  - Saving a File
- Network Data Import Wizard
  - Import Network Wizard Introduction
  - Routers and Switches (IP/MPLS only)
  - IP/MPLSView Config File
  - OSPF Database
  - ISIS Database
  - Marconi CLI
  - Nortel PND
  - Nortel Virtual Router
  - Tunnel Path Extraction
- Network Menu
  - Network Menu Options
  - Network Menu Summary
    - Network Menu Summary Overview
    - Filter
    - Search by Property
    - Advanced Search
    - Navigation Page Setup
    - Table Options
  - Network Menu Maps
  - Network Menu Nodes
  - Configuring Network Window Links
    - Network Window Links
    - Links General Tab
    - Location Tab
    - Capacity Tab
    - MPLS/TE Tab
    - Protocols Tab
    - Attributes Tab
    - CoS Policy Tab
    - Add Links
    - Modify Links
    - Right-Click Menu Options
  - Interfaces
  - Demands
    - Demands Window Properties Tab
    - Properties Tab
    - Paths Tab
    - Add Single Demand
    - Demand Type Parameter Generation
    - Add Multiple Demands
    - Add One Hop
    - Modify Single Demand
    - Modify Multiple Demands
    - Right-Click Menu Options
    - Further Notes on Priority and Preemption
    - Demand Statistics View
    - Traffic Load
    - End-to-End Delay
    - Find Demands Filter
  - Tunnels
    - Properties Tab
    - Paths Tab
    - Right-Click Menu Options
    - Tunnel Type Parameter Generation
    - Design Tab
    - Virtual Trunk Tab
  - Sites
  - SRLG
  - Owners
  - Templates
  - OSPF Areas/Domains
  - QoS Manager
  - Service Type
  - Admin Weight
  - Custom Rates
  - Custom Rates Class
  - Path and Capacity
  - Show Site Demands
  - Aggregate Demands/Tunnels
  - OAM
- Design Menu
  - Backbone Design
    - Resize
    - Route Paths
  - Net Groom
  - Route Optimization Wizard
  - Path Diversity Design
  - Configlets/Delta
  - Metric Optimization
- Simulation Menu
  - Failure Analysis
  - Predefined Scenarios
  - Scripts
  - Report Options
  - Advanced Options
  - Interactive Scenarios
- Traffic Menu
  - Traffic Load
  - Growth
  - Trending
  - Network Files
  - Other Files
  - Import Traffic
  - Computation Method and Aggregation
  - Using the Generated Trafficload File
  - Addendum: Traffic Data Input Files
  - Addendum: Accessing Traffic Charts
  - Addendum: Interpreting the Traffic Charts
- Inventory Menu
  - Overview
    - Components of the Hardware Model
  - Collecting Hardware Inventory
    - Importing CLI Output Commands
  - Importing and Saving
  - Hardware Inventory
  - Hardware Inventory Summary
  - Devices List
  - Line Cards
  - Physical Interfaces
  - Transceivers
  - Miscellaneous Parts
  - Extensive Parts List
  - Hardware Integrity
  - Device Usage
  - Line Card Usage
  - Customer Usage
  - Hardware Capex
  - Categorized by Parts
  - Equipment View
  - Event View
  - Hardware Equipment Cost
  - Templates
- Report Manager
  - The Report Manager Window
  - List of Network Reports
  - List of Tunnel Layer Network Reports
  - List of Simulation Reports
  - List of Configuration Reports (Router Only)
  - Customized Reports
  - Network Reports
  - Tunnel Layer Network Reports
    - Tunnel Reports
  - Simulation Reports
  - Configuration Reports
- Admin Menu
  - User Administration
  - License File Manager
- Tools Menu
  - Options Menu
  - Connect to Server
  - Revision Manager (IP Models)
- Appendixes
  - Input Files Format
  - Search Preferences
    - Exact Match Strings

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Supported Hardware

Generic hardware devices include ATM, Frame Relay, IP router, optical transport, voice, and TDM. A partial list of supported devices are listed below grouped by hardware vendor. The hardware vendors you can model in IP/MPLSView depend on your license file.

Alcatel

ATM/7670/7470/5620 or PNNI-based routing
7750 Service Router

Cisco Systems

Routers: IOS and IOS-XR-based devices such as 7500, GSR12000, and CRS-1
MPLS/Tag Switching (MPLS-TE, GB-TE)
PIX Firewall
LightStream 1010
IGX 8400, BPX 8600, and MGX 8800
ONS 15454, 15327, 15000 (optical transport)

ECI Telecom LTD

T::DAX

Force10

Force10 Router

Foundry

NetIron IMR, XMR Series

Huawei

NE and AR Core Routers

IBM

Nways 2220

Juniper Networks

Routers: Junos OS and JunosE-based devices such as E- (including ERX 700, 1400), MX Series, J Series, M Series, T Series
NetScreen Firewall

Lucent Technologies (Ascend Communications)

B-STDX
CBX 500, GX 550

Marconi

ForeRunner ASX, TNX

net.com

Micro20,IDNX20/70/90
Promina 100/200/400/800
FrameXpress, CellXpress, SCLX
SCREAM 50/100
STM

Nortel

Multiservice Switch 6400/7400/15000/20000
MPE 9000 Series

Riverstone

RS Router Family

Sycamore

SN3000, SN16000, SN16000SC

Tellabs

8800 Multi-Service Router Series

RAD

Megaplex Series, IPmux Series