Products > PRN > Inventory > Modify PRN Location Details

What do you see?

The Modify PRN Location Details screen gives you detailed information about a selected PRN(Private Routed Network) location, and gives you options for working with the selected location.  This screen is divided into four sections.  The Functions section gives you options for adding contacts or modifying routing for the location.  The PRN Location Details section displays the location information, and allows you to rename the location.  The title of this section contains the unique, provider-maintained identifier for the location.  The Associated PRNs section gives you a listing of the PRNs associated with the selected location.  The Contacts section gives you a listing of the persons identified as contacts for the location.

• Fields and buttons

  Functions Section
  Field	Description
  Create Contact	This link allows you to add a contact to the selected location.  When you click this link, the system takes you to the Add Contacts screen.
  Routing	This link allows you to add new routing instructions to the location.  When you click this link, the system takes you to the Ordering module of the application.
  New Routing	This link allows you to add new routing instructions to the location.  When you click this link, the system takes you to the Ordering module of the application.
  Modify Routing	This link allows you to edit the routing instructions currently associated with the location.  When you click this link, the system takes you to the Ordering module of the application.
  Delete BGP Routing	This link allows you to remove BGP routing(A gateway protocol that routers employ in order to exchange appropriate levels of information.  BGP routing has the intelligence built within the network and your router to know how and where to re-route your Internet traffic automatically in the event of network trouble.) from the location.  When you click this icon, the system takes you to the appropriate screen in the application's Ordering module.
  Delete Static Routing	This link allows you to remove Static routing(With static routing, you send data from your router to the router you want to reach on the end location. Unlike BGP Routing, the network cannot re-route traffic automatically.  If a fiber cut occurs or trouble on the circuit prevents you from sending data, you must manually re-route your service since static routing is strictly point to point.) from the location.  When you click this icon, the system takes you to the appropriate screen in the application's Ordering module.
  ASN Request	This link allows you to request an Autonomous System Number(Also seen as "ASN". An ASN is a unique number assigned to Internet Service Providers by the InterNIC.  The ASN defines a unique system number for that vendor on the Internet. ASNs are used by routing protocols to be individually identified as a given network.) for the PRN location.  When you click this link, the system takes you to the appropriate screen in the application's Ordering module.
  Modify PRN Location Section
  Field	Description
  Name	This field allows you to change the name assigned to the location.  By default, this field displays the location's current name.
  ID	This field displays the unique, provider-maintained identifier associated with the location.  This is the value the system and network use to identify the location.
  Status	This field indicates whether the location is currently Active or Inactive.
  Location	This field displays the full address of the physical location in which the port resides.
  CLLI Code	This field displays the CLLI Code(Common Language Locator Identifier - A CLLI Code is an eleven-character, alphanumeric descriptor used to identify switches, points of interconnection, and other categories of telephony network elements, as well as their locations.) used to identify the location.
  IP Address	This field displays the unique IP Address(An IP address is the unique identifier for a particular machine on an IP-based network such as the Internet.  Every computer on the network must have a unique IP address.  IP addresses are made up of 32 bits and written as four sets of numbers between 0 and 255, separated by a period, for example 256.43.7.25.  IP addresses are also referred to as IP numbers and Internet addresses.) that identifies the location port on your IP-based PRN.
  Mask	This field displays the value of the location's filter.  This filter that selectively includes or excludes certain IP addresses for your network.
  Connection Type/Speed	This field identifies the kind of connection the port makes with your network, and the with at which the port transmits data across the network(in kilobits per second).
  Encapsulation	This field indicates the type of tunneling the location uses for the PRN.
  Policies	The icons in this field allow you to view details on the Firewall and NAT(Network Address Translation) policies defined for this location.
  What is PRN Location?	This field contains a detailed definition of exactly what PRN Locations are.
  Associated Network PRNs Section
  Field	Description
  Name	This column displays the customer-maintained name for each VPN with which the location is associated.
  Encryption	This column displays the manner in which data travelling across each listed PRN is translated into secure code.
  Topology	This column identifies the shape of each listed network.  Values you may see are: Fully Meshed Partially Meshed Hub and Spoke
  Internet Access	This column identifies whether Internet access is Permitted or Denied on each listed PRN.
  Contacts Section
  Field	Description
  Name	This column displays the full name of each contact associated with the location.
  Type	This column identifies the role of each contact associated with the location.
  Email	This column displays the email address at which each listed contact can be reached.
  Phone	This column displays the telephone number at which each listed contact can be reached.
  	Click this button to save your changes to the network.  When you click this button, the system attempts to save your changes and refreshes your browser window.  When the window refreshes, the PRN Location Details screen reappears, displaying a message indicating the success or failure of your modifications.
  	Click this button to return to the Manage PRNs screen without making any changes.

Tools

The following tool icons are available from this page:

What do you want to do?

You can perform the following tasks from this page:

• Rename a Location