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The Services section lists all the services for the selected device in a table, with the following
information:
•
Service
– the service ID;
•
Peer
– the destination device for the selected device;
•
Application Domain
– the service type (publish, event, maintenance, block transfer);
•
Is Source
– indicates whether the selected device is the source of the communication;
•
Is Sink
– indicates whether the selected device is the destination of the communication;
•
Is Intermittent
– indicates whether the communication on the service in question is intermittent
on not;
•
Period
– the publishing period on the service in question;
•
Route
– indicates the ID of the route of which the selected device is the source.
Routes
The Routes section lists the routes of which the source is the selected device.
Routes are of two types, as follows:
•
Graph routes – they are based on graphs, and therefore are a directed list of redundant
communication paths that connect network endpoints;
•
Source routes – they are single directed routes between a source and a destination device; the
source route is statically specified in the packet itself.
Routes are listed in a table displaying the following information:
•
Route
– route identification data; ID’s are given in the order of creation of the routes; for every
device, Route with ID 1 is the default route established between the field device and the
Network Manager, and Route with ID 2 is the default route established between the field device
and the Gateway;
•
Peer
– the destination device, which is either the GW or the NM;
•
Graph
– the ID of the graph used by the route (only for graph routes);
•
Is Source Path
– indicates whether the route is a source route;
•
Source Path
– for a source route, it indicates the hops of the selected path (source device,
intermediate device and destination device).
To view the updated device settings, click the
Refresh
button. The
Request Topology, Request Routes
and
Source Routes
,
and
Request Services
commands will be sent to the NM. To view the command status, go
the
Section 7.2.7.
When the command is generated, a message at the top of the screen will indicate that the device
information is refreshing.
Graphs Neighbors
