> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.engenius.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.engenius.ai/home-cloud-user-manual/managing-devices/topology.md).

# Topology

Network topology is a powerful tool to provide administrators a graphic overview of the logical network topology and the status of EnGenius devices.

Use this screen to view the  topology of the Org/Network. Click **Manage** > **Topology** to access this screen and  double-click the organization/hierarchy view/network on the tree to change the scope.

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Learn which physical links in your network are most heavily-trafficked; simply hover over individual network links and devices to learn statistics about that connection’s negotiated speed, usage, and a number of directly connected clients using it in the past 5 minutes.

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The following describes the functions on this screen:

**Show label**: Click to display or hide the device name & HW status on each device.

**HW status**: Click to display or hide the POE utilization on each switch.&#x20;

**Redundant**: Click to display or hide the redundant link .

**Other Devices:** Click to display the third party devices as well as EWS series devices. This requires switch PRO license and switch feature plan to PRO on switches.

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**Export** : Click to download topology as PDF format .

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