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Tabular views show a tabular list of each type of information (devices, links, hosts, etc.) that is being viewed. An example of a tabular view (the Device View) is shown below:
View Header
At the top of every tabular view, there is a header that displays the network component you are viewing, with how many of that component is connected. In this example, we are seeing devices, and there are 25 of them in total.
Control Buttons
On the right, there is an area for control buttons. On all views, there is a refresh button.
Click this button to send a websocket request to the server for updated information.
Table Body
The body of the table is scrollable so you can view all components on the network. Your browser's Find/Search capabilities work in the view, so if you want to quickly find something in the table you can use Cmd-F (Mac) or Ctrl-F (Windows).
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If there are no components of that type on the network, then an "empty table" will be displayed instead. The example below is the Intent View, with no intents:
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