The Port View provides a top level listing of the ports associated with a chosen device. Ports are displayed in tabular form.

Each row in the table is a single port on the device. To see more ports, scroll down inside the table body.

Navigating to the Port View

You can get to the Port View in a few ways, although it is not on the main navigation menu.

Topology View

To get to the ports view for a certain device on the Topology View, select a device, make sure the Details Pane is enabled, and click on the button as shown below:

This will navigate you to the ports table for the device you have selected.

Device View

To get to the ports table from the Device View, select a device (row) of the table to have the details panel appear. To get to the ports view, click on the button as shown below:

This will navigate you to the port table for the device you have selected.

Query String via URL

You can also get to the ports view for a specific device by altering the query string in the URL.

The URL format for the ports table is:

http://<HOST>:<PORT>/onos/ui/index.html#/port?devId=<DEVICE URI>

Notice that the end of the URL contains query parameters. If you choose to navigate to the ports view directly, type in the device's URI after ?devId=.

For example, to get to ports table for the device with the URI "of:0000000000000002" while using the domain localhost and the default port, use the URL:

http://localhost:8181/onos/ui/index.html#/port?devId=of:0000000000000002

Header

The header of the Port View will tell you which device's ports you are currently viewing, with how many ports there are in total on that device.

Table Body

Column Headers

The column headers for each section in the table are sortable (see tabular view page). By default, the ports are sorted in ascending order by Port ID. You can toggle between ascending and descending on any header.