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Center Node—Click on any node that appears in the main graph to center it. You can
also right-click on the node and select
Center Node
• Expand Node—To view all objects related to a specific node, right-click on any node
and select
Expand Node
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Collapse Node—If you are not interested in viewing all objects related to a specific
node, you can reduce extraneous data by right-clicking on any node and selecting
Collapse Node
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Hide Node—If you are not interested in viewing a specific node, and you want to remove
it from viewing in the graph, right-click on any node and select
Hide Node
• Use the zoom in and zoom out icons to increase or decrease the size of the nodes on
the graph.
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Use the back arrow to view the previous graph. Use the forward arrow to view the next
graph.
Transitioning to Other Relational Graphs
Use the icons that appear in the main graph to quickly access additional information
related to your point of reference. Depending upon the type of icon that you select, you
can transition to another graph. Table 89 on page 736 describes the graphs that you can
transition to:
Table 89: Transitional Graphs
Transitions to: Node
Peer IP, Outbound Services, Inbound Service, Server Profiles, Client Profiles,
Attacks Host
Outbound Services, Inbound Service, Server Profiles, Client Profiles, Attacks Network
Outbound IP, Inbound IP Service
Outbound IP, Inbound IP Service range
Outbound IP (if selected context is related to a client), Inbound IP (if
selected context is related to a server, for example, SSH Server Version),
Values Context
Outbound IP, Inbound IP Value
Source IP, Destination IP, Protocol Ports Attack
Setting a Time Duration
Click on the Time Period icon to set a specific time period during which you want to view
data.
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