About Radial Layout settings

In the radial layout mode, connected child devices are given positions in a radial (or circular) pattern around their parent device. You can modify the layout results by changing the following layout attributes:

• Level Spacing. This setting dictates the amount of space between the parent and child device. Increase this value to provide more spacing between the parent and children devices.
• Node Angle. This setting dictates the amount of space between each child (or sibling) devices. Increase this value to fan out the children.

  Note: When increasing the node angle, if a large number of devices are shown connected to one parent, the radial layout may overlap (make a full circle). In this case you may need to decrease the node angle and increase the level spacing.

See Also Configuring the topology layout and display settings About Hierarchy Layout settings About Manual Layout settings Layout Children Changing the root device selection