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The following table lists the subinterface properties that are not self-explanatory. The subinterface 
configuration determines which properties are displayed. Double-click any properties that are hyperlinks 
to view additional properties.
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Step 3Click   to close the Port Statistics dialog box.
Disabling a Port’s Alarms
By default, alarms are enabled on all ports. If you expect a port to go down, you can disable alarms on 
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Step 4
Step 5
view the pluggable port in the Associated Pluggable field under the Ethernet CSMA/CD section.
Viewing the Logical Properties of a Device (Traffic, Routing, 
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Viewing a Device’s Data Link Aggregation Containers, page 8-23.
Viewing Management Processes that Are Running on a Device, page 8-23.
Viewing a Device’s Operating System Details (and K9 Security), page 8-25. 
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Viewing a Device’s Tunneling Containers
Tunneling containers can include GRE tunnels, pseudowires, traffic engineering tunnels, and so forth. 
Step 1In the Inventory window, choose Logical Inventory.
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Step 3Click a process container in the logical inventory for information on that container. For example, if you 
choose Logical Inventory > Bidirectional Forwarding Detection, you can view the source and 
destination IP, the protocols, state, and so forth for a BFD session. 
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Viewing a Device’s Operating System Details (and K9 Security)
All devices will display the software version running on the device when you open the NE inventory 
window and select the NE at the very top of the navigation area (see Figure 8-2 on page 8-3 for an 
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For some Cisco IOS-XR devices, more information will be displayed in the Operating System tab, or by 
choosing Logical Inventory > Modular OS.
Updating the Inventory (Poll Now)
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the NE. Whether you can run this command depends on your permissions. See Permissions for Vision 
Client NE-Related Operations, page B-4. You can verify whether a device supports this command by 
checking the information in the Addendum: Additional VNE Support for Cisco Prime Network 4.3.
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d.Click OK.
Step 4Right-click the NE and choose VNE Tools > Stop VNE.
Step 5When the device icon turns red, right-click the NE and choose VNE Tools > Start VNE and 
Prime Network will poll the device.
NoteWhen VNE is configured to use SNMPv2 or SNMPv3 for discovery, ensure that the device must be...