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- IT Advisor supported network connector types
- Route notation in network management
- Network properties
- Network configuration example
- Network Summary report
- Managing network configurations
- Creating cable trays
- Configuring network ports
- Configuring network connections in table view
- Configuring network connections in rack view
- Configuring network cable types
- Configuring network cable genome properties
- Configuring layers
- IT Advisor supported network connector types
- Route notation in network management
- Network properties
- Network configuration example
- Network Summary report
- Managing network configurations
- Creating cable trays
- Configuring network ports
- Configuring network connections in table view
- Configuring network connections in rack view
- Configuring network cable types
- Configuring network cable genome properties
- Configuring layers
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A layer is an abstract concept that allows you to model equipment located under the floor, under the ceiling, or over racks in your data center.
Before you model a cable tray, you must first create a layer in the Cable Tray Layers option in the room properties.
To set the height, you select a reference point, Floor to model equipment located under the floor, or Ceiling to model equipment located under the ceiling.
You can also configure layers for locations. All the rooms inside a location inherit the layers defined for that location.
You can create an unlimited number of layers.
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