To ensure users see a different node details page for all Extreme Network switches, how should this be implemented globally?

To ensure users see a different node details page for all Extreme Network switches, how should this be implemented globally?

• A. Use the Views by Device Type to change the view to the new nodes page
• B. Edit each user's profile individually
• C. Create a custom node template and apply to all devices
• D. Disable device-level views

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to map a device type to a specific node details view so every device of that type automatically uses the chosen page. By configuring a global view for the Extreme Network switch device type, all switches of that type will open the same node details page, and new devices added later will also inherit this view without needing per-device or per-user changes. This keeps the experience consistent across the entire environment and is scalable. Why the other options fit less well: editing each user’s profile individually isn’t scalable and won’t guarantee consistency across the whole fleet. Creating a custom node template changes how devices are displayed in the topology or dashboards, not which node details page users see. Disabling device-level views would remove customization entirely and revert to defaults, defeating the goal of a consistent alternate details page.

The main idea is to map a device type to a specific node details view so every device of that type automatically uses the chosen page. By configuring a global view for the Extreme Network switch device type, all switches of that type will open the same node details page, and new devices added later will also inherit this view without needing per-device or per-user changes. This keeps the experience consistent across the entire environment and is scalable.

Why the other options fit less well: editing each user’s profile individually isn’t scalable and won’t guarantee consistency across the whole fleet. Creating a custom node template changes how devices are displayed in the topology or dashboards, not which node details page users see. Disabling device-level views would remove customization entirely and revert to defaults, defeating the goal of a consistent alternate details page.