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Edit Details for a Router, Interface, or CVI

Edit the properties of a router, interface, or CVI to make corrections or to supply missing information.

Follow these steps:

1. Open the Active Interfaces page:
   1. Select Administration from the NFA console menu.

      The Administration page opens.

   2. Select Interfaces: Physical & Virtual from the Administration menu.

      The Active Interfaces page opens, which lists the current routers and their active interfaces.

2. Locate the routers, interfaces, or CVIs that interest you. To display the interfaces or CVIs under a router, click the arrow next to the router name.
3. Select the check box next to the items you want to edit. You can edit multiple interfaces and CVIs at the same time or edit multiple routers at the same time. You cannot edit a mix of routers, interfaces, and CVIs at the same time, however.
4. Click Edit.

   The dialog box opens for editing the selected item or items.

5. Modify the details as needed:
   • Router (single): Change the name, tenant-domain, SNMP profile, SNMP profile version, port, and template.
   • Router (multiple): Change the tenant-domain, SNMP profile, SNMP profile version, port, and template.

     The options to edit the SNMP profile, SNMP profile version, and port are enabled once a tenant-domain combination is selected.

   • Interface or CVI (single): Change the name, description, inbound speed, outbound speed, connection type, and domain.
   • Interfaces or CVIs (multiple): Change the inbound speed, outbound speed, type, and domain.
   • CVI (single): Change the CVI name, description, inbound speed, outbound speed, connection type, domain, and list of subnets.

   The tenant-domain setting for interfaces and CVIs does not have to match the setting for the parent router. Changing the domain can affect which operators and reports have access to the data for routers, interfacs, and CVIs. Changing the tenant of a router can affect which SNMP profiles are availble for polling the router's interfaces.

6. Click Save.

   The Edit Router or Edit Interface dialog closes. The changes are shown on the Active Interfaces page.

Notes:

• If you delete an interface without disabling it, the interface will be added again automatically at any time that it begins sending flow.
• For information about deleting interfaces and routers, see:
  • Delete an Interface
  • Delete a Router on the Active Interfaces Page
  • Delete a Router on the Available Interfaces Page