Network Clouds Setting Up Site Topology
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3 Change the Territory Info and Associated Sites information of the Add
Territories dialog box as needed. For information about these fields, see
“Add/Edit Territory Dialog Box” on page 409.
4 Click OK.
Delete a Territory
To delete a territory
1 Go to Admin > Topology > Territories.
2 In the Territories page, select the territory of interest and click Delete.
3 Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
Network Clouds
To simplify the network topology, define network clouds to represents a hub
with many sites connected to each other such as a private network or VPN.
Network cloud operations include:
• “Multi-tenancy Considerations for Network Clouds” on page 423
• “View the List of Network Clouds” on page 423
• “Add a Network Cloud” on page 424
• “Edit a Network Cloud” on page 424
• “Delete a Network Cloud” on page 425
Multi-tenancy Considerations for Network Clouds
When areas are enabled for your system, sites can be assigned to areas. You
must be sure that each site within a network cloud belongs to the same area.
View the Sites list to determine the area for a site, see “View the Sites List” on
page 412.
View the List of Network Clouds
To view the Network Cloud list
>> Go to Admin > Topology > Network Clouds.
The Network Clouds list appears.
