Introduction

The access relationship topology presents access relationships between VMs and containers in a diagram, providing an intuitive view of the business network architecture.

Constraints and Restrictions

• The number of VMs and containers displayed in the topology depends on the specifications of aNI VMs. Exceeding the supported capacity may result in display issues.

• Only access relationships collected by SCP are displayed. Newly established access relationships are shown after a collection cycle (about 10 minutes) is complete.

Precautions

• When you zoom in or out on the topology, adjust the scale appropriately to prevent excessive zooming, which may cause elements to overlap and become unidentifiable.

• When you click a VM or container to view details, pay attention to the access objects, protocol, and port, and confirm that they match actual business access patterns.

• If the topology is displayed abnormally (such as missing elements), refresh the page or check the status of aNI VMs.

Steps

Step 1.Log in to SCP and go to Networking >Network Insight.

Step 2.Switch between the Public IP view and the Internal IP view to view access relationship topologies from different perspectives.

Step 3.Click a VM or container in the topology to view detailed access information (including the access objects, protocol, and port).

Step 4.Use features such as zooming and filtering to focus on the access topology of a specific business service.