3Com 3C15500 - Network Director User Manual page 694

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b Locate the cloud icon in the Add Map Item dialog box, select it and
drag it onto the map, near to the Default WAN cloud. This adds a
new cloud to the map, which will be used to represent the logical
grouping.
c Close the Add Map Item dialog box.
d Select the new cloud in the map.
e Launch the Properties dialog box for the new cloud by selecting
Properties from the right-click menu of the link.
f In the Custom Name field of the General tab enter a suitable name for
the logical grouping that the cloud represents (for example, this may
be the name of the ISP).
g Close the Properties dialog box by clicking OK.
2 Remove the logically connected routers' links to the "Default WAN"
cloud:
a Locate the routers that contain the WAN interfaces that are logically
connected to each other.
b Select their links to the Default WAN cloud. Ensure that nothing else
is selected in the map.
c Select Edit > Delete, and confirm the deletion.
Note that any of these links may represent more than one WAN interface.
If that is the case then deleting the link will remove the map
representation of all of those WAN interfaces. See
Interface Representations after a Manual Layout of WAN Topology"
page 691 for details of how to restore these WAN interface
representations.
3 Link the logically connected routers to the representation of the logical
group:
a In the map, select one of the routers that contain the WAN interfaces
that are logically connected to each other and the cloud that is being
used to represent the logical group.
b Select Edit > Add Link to link the router and the cloud together.
c Repeat this process for each of the other routers that contain the
WAN interfaces that are logically connected to each other.
4 Set the port details of the link:
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