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Want to see status of multiple circuit/connection between two devices on Network MAP screen

I have searched for this question and looked at the automatic search results and don't see anything related to this question. Again I have a network map with say 30 devices. Some of those devices have multiple parallel circuits between them for failure protection and diversity.

For example NODE X has 3 separate Circuits to NODE Y on my NETBackBone MAP lets say. I want to see all three of these circuits and their status separately so I can visually tell that one of them went down but the other two are up or any other combination.

How do I setup the Map to see this?

RUNNING: Orion Platform HF3, NPM HF3

2022/02/07 Mon 09:12 CT

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michael.goin

I see if create connection in MAP when it does not have all three links can manually add. Looks like have connection between two devices and click on it and then see all the connections. However if make NOC View won't be able to click on that so wanting to see all three connections on the map.

michael.goin

So I added the interfaces for each circuit on both sides to the MAP and then connected them to each other with the connect tool and that worked. However I could not get rid of the NODE to NODE connection. Made a feature request for that asking to Hide or Remove the NODE to NODE connection. Not sure how that would bet boosted to actually be looked at.

michael.goin

This will only show if Interface is down. If interface is up but connection is down this will not show anything - will be green. There are "EVENTS" that show the Port-Channel has lost some of it's available bandwidth when using Port-Channels. I.e.:

NJV-BB - Port-Channel4 · ILC-BB_Po4 Interface Speed changed from 30000000000 to 10000000000 bps

This shows that two of the 10Gb channels went down. I'm not sure how I can use this to cause an Alert but will be looking into that.