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1. Click the Settings icon > Setup > Network Views.
   The Network Views settings page appears, listing all currently defined views.
2. Hover over the Action icon for the chosen network view and select Assign. 
   The Define and Configure Networks editor appears in a popup window.

3. To see all currently discovered VRFs, click Search VRF Names.
   All discovered VRF instances in all devices are listed alphabetically. Unassigned VRFs appear in white in the left panel, and assigned VRFs are highlighted in gray. If you see more VRF entries then you can easily navigate, check the Show unassigned VRF Only check box.

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   Each network view must have a discovery range associated with it. For more information, see bookmark114Discovery Ranges.

   
   

4. To see all VRFs listed as discovered on each device, click Display VRFs per Device. All VRFs are listed under their respective device names.
5. To see all VRF instances that are associated with any Network View, click Display VRFs per Virtual Network. All VRFs are listed under their respective virtual networks. The same network view can manage all VRFs in a single virtual network.
6. To set an entire virtual network to the selected network view, check the check box for all discovered VRF routers in the list that are identified by a specific VRF Name (such as red or blue). In this case, each instance of the same VRF in the list shows its own unique Device Name.
   1. For each discovered virtual network, you will see one or more devices that are running VRF instances in that virtual network.
   2. To easily select an entire virtual network for the network view, select the Display VRFs per Virtual Network option. Then, check all the device checkboxes listed for that network.
7. In the right panel of the editor, select the network view from the Network View drop-down to which you want to assign the virtual network.
8. Click Add (–>) to add the selected VRFs to the network view. To remove a VRF from the view, select it from the right panel and click Remove (<–).
9. Click Save or Save and Close to commit the changes. Clicking Save keeps the Define and Configure Networks window open.

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