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Using the System Management Portal User Type Resource CSP Application Tasks Security Manager %Admin_Secure /csp/sys/sec View and edit list of users, roles, and other security tasks. Manager %Admin_Manage /csp/sys/mgr Change system configuration and define backup sets. Operator %Admin_Operate /csp/sys/op View system status pages and perform backups. Explorer (public user) %Development /csp/sys/exp View home page, view classes, routines, and globals, and use SQL pages, provided the user has access to the appropriate resources. 1.2 Portal Pages Overview This section describes the information displayed on the System Management Portal pages. Portal Title Bar The left side of the title bar displays the following information: • Page name — displays the name of the current portal page • Licensee — displays the value of the Customer Name field in the cache.key file Beneath the InterSystems logo are the following buttons: • Home — brings you to the System Management Portal [Home] page • About — displays system overview information • Help — opens the online documentation at an appropriate topic • Logout — brings you to the Login page of the portal The upper right corner of the title bar displays the following information: • Server name — the name of the server running Caché • Instance name — the name of the Caché instance running on the server • User name — the name of the user logged into the portal 6 Caché System Administration Guide
Navigation Bar Throughout the System Management Portal, the navigation bar provides quick links to common functions. • Navigation Path — The left-hand side of the navigation bar shows the navigation path that brought you to the page you are viewing. Each represented page in the navigation has an active link. For example, the navigation path area for the Memory and Startup page contains: [Home] > [Configuration] > [Memory and Startup], which provides links to the [Home] page and the [Home] > [Configuration] page. • Go to box — a list of common tasks available based on the roles the user holds Portal Pages Overview 1.2.1 System Overview Information When you click About on the title bar of the System Management Portal, a table displays with the following information: • Version — Specific build information for this instance of Caché including platform, build number, and build date • Configuration — Name and location of the configuration (.cpf) file this instance is using • Database Cache (MB) — Space allocated for databases • Routine Cache (MB) — Space allocated for routines • Journal file — Name and location of current journal file • SuperServer Port — Port number on which the Caché server is running • Web Server Port — Port number on which the private Caché Web server is running • License Server Address/Port — IP address and port number where the Caché License server is running • Licensed to — Customer name that appears in the license key information • Cluster support — Indicates whether or not this instance is part of a cluster • Time System Started — Date and time this instance of Caché last started • Encryption Key Identifier — If encryption is activated, the GUID (global unique ID) of the encryption key • NLS Locale — National Language Support locale • Preferred language for this session — Contains a drop-down list of System Management Portal languages available with the specified locales. If you change this setting, it takes effect immediately and remains for this session. Caché System Administration Guide 7
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