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Data Displayed in the Broker Topology View
The following shows a sample of the Broker topology view. For more details about the meanings of the icons and lines displayed in the topology view, see the table after the diagram.
Icons and Lines
Description
The current Broker. This is the Broker for which you are viewing details. You determine the labels that appear in the topology view for a Broker by defining display settings. For more information, see Setting Your User Preferences for the Display Settings.
Remote Broker s. You determine the labels that appear in the topology view for a remote Broker by defining display settings. For more information, see Setting Your User Preferences for the Display Settings.
You can switch to the details for a Broker in the display and view its topology view by clicking on the icon for a Broker.
Gateway Broker, that is, a Broker in another territory where there is a gateway between the Broker and the current Broker. You determine the labels that appear in the topology view for a Broker by defining display settings. For more information, see Setting Your User Preferences for the Display Settings.
You can switch to the details for a Broker in the display and view its topology view by clicking on the icon for a Broker.
Client. You determine the labels that appear in the topology view for a client by defining display settings. For more information, see Setting Your User Preferences for the Display Settings.
Active connection. A solid green line indicates that a connection has been made between the current Broker and the client or remote Broker.
Disconnected connection. A dotted green line indicates that the connection could not be made between the current Broker and the client or remote Broker. You determine whether the topology view contains disconnected Brokers or clients by defining display settings. For more information, see Setting Your User Preferences for the Display Settings.
Connection error. A solid red line indicates that a connection cannot be made due to a denied permission.
The start trace button. Use this button to animate the topology view allowing you to trace documents actively flowing across client connections. For more information, see About Tracing Documents in Broker Topology View.
The stop trace button. Use this button to stop the document trace in the topology view.