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Data Displayed in the Territory Topology View
The following shows a sample of the territory 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
A territory without a gateway Broker. An icon for a territory that does not have a yellow door on it represents a territory without a gateway Broker.
A territory with a gateway Broker. An icon for a territory with a yellow door on it represents a territory with a gateway Broker. The yellow door represents the gateway Broker.
You determine whether to include information about gateway Brokers in the topology view. The label indicates the names of the gateway Brokers and the direction of the gateway. For example, the label in the following sample indicates:
*The name of the gateway Broker in the Denver territory is DenverBroker01.
*The name of the gateway Broker in the Fairfax territory is FairfaxBroker01.
*The direction is from the Denver territory to the Fairfax territory.
For more information about how to include information about gateway Brokers in the territory topology view, see Setting Your User Preferences for the Territory Topology View.
Active gateway connection. A solid green line represents a gateway between two territories where the permissions are set up properly.
Gateway connection error. A solid red line indicates that there is a problem with the permission setup for a gateway between the two territories.
The start trace button. Use this button to animate the topology view allowing you to trace documents actively flowing across gateways. For more information, see About Tracing a Document in the Territory Topology View.
The stop trace button. Use this button to stop the document trace in the topology view.