--- title: "View network topology configuration" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1544017/View%20network%20topology%20configuration" format: markdown --- Each network's details page displays a read-only configuration summary of the network's topology. The same page view is used to display configuration details regardless of the network type, but the VPN Path Aryaka network page does not include the Edit icon that enables you to create or edit the site groups and their connectivity that define each network's topology. The VPN Path Aryaka network can only be modified by Aryaka Customer Support. To view network topology details Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click SD-WAN >  Connectivity in left navigation pane. The Connectivity page appears. It displays a summary tile for each network type included in your service. The VPN Path Aryaka tile always appears as it is included with every subscription. Click either the VPN Path Aryaka or VPN Path Internet tile (the other network types do not have associated topologies). The selected network's details page appears. The network's topology details are organized in two main sections: Basic Information pane—Displays one of the following  intergroup topology types used to communicate between groups in the network: Full Mesh—Every hub site of the groups in this network are automatically connected to each other. Spoke-Hub-Spoke—Every group in this network is directly connected to only one hub site among the groups. This one site is known as the root hub and all traffic flows through it before it is sent to any other group in this network. The Root Hub field displays the name of the hub group if this topology is configured for this network. Custom—All sites in the group are connected manually. Site Groups table—Displays the following columns that contain information about each existing site group: Group Name—Displays the user-defined group name or Global (the default site group). Groups are sorted alphabetically by group name. Intragroup Topology—Displays the methodology used to connect the individual sites within this site group: Full Mesh—Every site in this group is directly connected to every other site in the group.  Spoke-Hub-Spoke—Every site in this group is directly connected to only one site in the group. This one site is known as the primary hub and all traffic flows through it before it is sent to any other site in this group.  Custom—All connections within the group are created manually as described in Configure site to site topology .  Primary Hub—Displays the name of the site to which all other sites in this group connect to directly if Spoke-Hub-Spoke topology is used by this group. If Intergroup Hub Connectivity is disabled and another topology is used, it displays None. # Sites—Displays the current number of sites that belong to this group. (Optional) Click one of the following icons to change the view of the Site Groups table: Tile view—Displays a tile for each site group. Each tile contains the following information: Group Name—Displays the user-defined group name or Global (the default site group). Groups are sorted alphabetically by group name. Search field—Filters the sites displayed on the tile based on the string entered. The field is not case sensitive (that is, aws and AWS return the same results). Site Name—Displays the user-defined site name of each member site and its subscribed bandwidth in  Mbps. One of the following icons to represent the intragroup topology used by the site group: Full Mesh—Every site in this group is directly connected to every other site in the group. Spoke-Hub-Spoke—Every site in this group is directly connected to only one site in the group. This one site is known as the primary hub and all traffic flows through it before it is sent to any other site in the group. Primary Hub—For groups using Spoke-Hub-Spoke intragroup topology, identifies the site in the group that connects directly to every other site in the group. This site serves as the hub through which all traffic flows before it is sent to any other site in the group. Note:  Groups using Full Mesh intragroup topology can also have a site defined as the primary hub that is used for intergroup connectivity. In addition to the group-level Search field included in each tile, there is a network-level drop-down list that filters which site groups are shown on the page. By default, it is labeled Show All (all groups are displayed). Map view (VPN Path Aryaka only)—Displays the individual sites as color-coded icons on a map. Each icon represents a site at the geographic location on the map and each color represents a site group. Additionally, the map view displays the following read-only fields in the Basic Information pane: Intergroup Technology—One of the following connection types:  Full Mesh—Every site in this group is directly connected to every other site in the group. Connections are created automatically between all sites in the group. Spoke Hub Spoke—Every site in this group is directly connected to only one site in the group. This one site is known as the primary hub and all traffic flows through it before it is sent to any other site in the group. Connections are created automatically between the hub and all other sites in the group. Custom—All connections within the group are created manually. Root Hub—When the intergroup topology is set to Spoke Hub Spoke, the root hub is the hub to which the primary hubs in all other site groups connect. Similar to a primary hub through which all intragroup traffic between sites must flow, the root hub is the site through which all intergroup traffic must flow. (Optional, and not supported for the VPN Path Aryaka network) Click the  Edit  icon to display the VPN Path Internet page in edit mode where you can edit the network as described in  Edit VPN Path Internet network configuration . Related topics SD-WAN connectivity Edit VPN Path Internet network configuration Configure site to site topology