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ZStack Cloud 5.4.0>ZStack Cloud Product Manuals>ZStack Cloud User Guide>Platform O&M>Network Topology
Platform O&M
Network Topology
Global Network Topology
Global Topology
On the ZStack Cloud main menu, choose . Then the Global Topology page appears.
Supported Operations
The following table lists the operations that you can perform on the global topology.
| Operation | Description |
|---|---|
| View |
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| Refresh | You can click the Refresh button to view the latest the global topology. |
| Export Picture | You can export the current global topology as an image in png format. |
| Show/Hide VM Instance | You can show or hide VM instances in the global topology. Note: If the number of VM instances directly connected to a network exceeds 50, the VM instances are hidden by default. To show the VM instances, you can click the plus sign (+) under the network. |
| Search | You can search for resources based on the resource type and properties.Note:
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| Fit to Window | You can click the Fit to Window icon on the canvas to resize the topology to a proper size. |
| Zoom out | You can zoom out the network topology. |
| Zoom in | You can zoom in the network topology. |
| Highlight Resource | You can select a resource and highlight the resource and its associated resources. |
| Hover resource details | You can hover your pointer over a resource and the details of the resource will be displayed. |
| View VPC vRouter/VM status | You can view the status of a VPC vRouter or VM instance by checking the color of the dot on the VPC vRouter or VM icon. For more information, see VPC vRouter/VM Status and Dot Color Mappings |
VPC vRouter/VM Status and Dot Color Mappings
| VPC vRouter/VM Status | Dot Color |
|---|---|
| Created | Blue |
| Starting | Blue |
| Running | Green |
| Stopping | Red |
| Stopped | Red |
| Restarting | Blue |
| Deleting | Neutral Color |
| Deleted | Neutral Color |
| Migrating | Blue |
| Expunging | Neutral Color |
| Pausing | Yellow |
| Paused | Yellow |
| Recovering from Paused State | Neutral Color |
| Volume Migrating | Neutral Color |
| Unknown | Neutral Color |
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