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View Relationship Details

You can view virtual, static, and dynamic relationships between a selected server and the other servers with which it communicates. When you display details about a server, the Relationships table lists all the types of communications for the selected server. The selected server can be listed in the Server Name 1 or Server Name 2 column depending on the types of communication listed in the Communication Type column.

The communication type is configured on the Communication Mapping page as described in View and Edit Communication Mappings.

To display a server's relationship details

1. Click the Management link, then click the Servers tab.

   The Servers tab page appears.

2. Do one of the following:
   • Click the name of the server you want to edit or view details about in the Server table.

     The selected server's Details for Server page appears in the same browser and displays the Server tab.

   • Ctrl+Click in the Server Name field of the server you want to edit or view details about.

     The selected server's Server Details page appears in a new browser and displays the Server tab.

3. Click the Relationships tab, then click one of the following links:
   • Virtualization

     The Virtual Environment Relationships table appears.

   • Communication

     The Communication Relationships table appears.

   • Configuration

     The Configuration Relationships table appears.

     Configuration relationships resolve both the server name and IP address.

     • If the target server is in the list of CCA managed servers, then the target server information is populated with IPv4 and IPV6 addresses.
     • If the target server is not in the list of CCA managed servers, then the target server information is resolved based on "reverse lookup" and populated with IPv4 and IPV6 addresses.
     • If the target server is not in the list of CCA managed servers and not resolvable using "reverse lookup" then IP information remains empty.
4. Click one of the links in the following columns to display details about the specific relationship:
   • Virtual Environment (Virtual Environment Relationships table)
   • Communication Type (Communication Relationships table)
   • Parameter Name (Configuration Relationships table)

   You can also do the following:

   • Click the Relationships link to return to the Relationships table.
   • Click the Servers link to return to the Servers table.