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- Configure NNMi Console
- Reduce the Maximum Number of Nodes Displayed in a Network Overview Map
- Reduce the Number of Displayed Nodes on a Node Group Map
- Configure Gauges in the Analysis Pane
- Configure Map Label Scale Size and Borders
- Configure Auto-Collapse Thresholds for Loom and Wheel Diagrams
- Disable the Analysis Pane
- Customize Device Profile Icons
- Configuring a Table View's Refresh Rate
Configuring Map Label Scale Size and Borders
The NNMi Administrator can make the following adjustments to a map view using the nms-ui.properties
file:
- The scale value for node and port labels as a map is re-sized using the Zoom feature.
- The largest relative scale factor that can be used to determine the difference in size between nodes or ports and their labels on a map.
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Whether labels for nodes and ports are surrounded with a black rectangle.
Note By default labels for nodes and ports are surrounded with a black rectangle to improve readability when labels overlap.
The following table describes the properties to change.
Tip Each scale adjustment property value is multiplied with the actual scale factors used by NNMi. For example, if you change the labelScaleAdjust value to .50, then the labels as seen on the map are one half of their normal size.
Property | Default Value | Description |
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!com.hp.nnm.ui.labelScaleAdjust | 1.0
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Adjusts the scale size of the map labels for nodes and ports |
!com.hp.nnm.ui.maxLabelScaleAdjust | 1.0
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Adjusts the largest relative scale factor that can be used to determine the difference in size between nodes or ports and their labels. |
!com.hp.nnm.ui.omitLabelRectangle | true
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Determines whether to use a black rectangle to surround the node and port labels. Note To turn rectangles off, set the value to |
Note To implement your changes, re-open or change your map view.
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