View Primary and Backup Paths

To view primary and backup tunnels together on the map, select an entry from the Tunnels window that is a primary tunnel (not marked Standby in the Type column), right-click and select Show Path. By default both tunnels are shown highlighted. To highlight only one path at a time, change from Highlight All Paths to Highlight a Selected Path.

Figure 1: Tunnel Paths on Map Network management tool screenshot with a table listing paths from WDC to BOS and a map showing network topology with highlighted yellow path.

Network management tool screenshot with a table listing paths from WDC to BOS and a map showing network topology with highlighted yellow path.

The diverse paths of a tunnel can also be viewed from Network > Elements > Tunnels Diverse Status or Design > TE Tunnels > Path Design.

From the Diverse Path Design window, Check the “Div Level” column to see the current level of diversity satisfied between primary and backup paths.

Select a tunnel and click Show Paths to view the primary and backup tunnels.

Select “Hide Unrelated Nodes” to display only those nodes and links which are on the primary and backup tunnels.

Figure 2: Show Primary and Backup Paths Network topology map with a table listing primary and secondary paths between nodes, showing connections like SJC to SFO with OC3 types.

Network topology map with a table listing primary and secondary paths between nodes, showing connections like SJC to SFO with OC3 types.