Context is corresponding to a specific network situation. For example, a network design (such as QoS policy), a network technology (such as BGP MPLS VPN), a specific application (such as video conference), and management (such as site and core network). Each context is associated with context maps and context actions (data view and runbook that are the most relevant to the selected devices). With the context, you can quickly understand the network design and troubleshoot.

This covers the following topics:

▪Predefining a Network Context

▪Using Context to Understand Network Design and Troubleshoot

▪Predefining a Context Action

 

See also:

▪Network Pane Settings