Main menu options

This table describes all main menu user interface options. Note that user documentation for the Administration, Configuration, Alarms & Events, Security Log, Status & Manage, and Measurements menu options is available in the Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) section of the documentation.

Note:

The menu options that appear can differ according to the permissions assigned to a user's log-in account, as well as to the type of server the user is logged into. For example, the Administration menu options would not appear on the screen of a user who does not have administrative privileges. Similarly, when the user is accessing the GUI from a Network Operations, Administration, and Provisioning (NOAMP) server, the Diameter menu option does not appear.

Table 2-2 Main Menu Options

Menu Item	Function
Administration	The Administration menu allows you to: Set up and manage user accounts Prepare, initiate, monitor, and complete upgrades View the software versions report Configure group permissions View session information Authorize IP addresses to access the user interface Configure options including, but not limited to, password history and expiration, login message, welcome message, and the number of failed login attempts before an account is disabled Configure SNMP services Configure Export Servers Configure Domain Name Services
Configuration	Provides access to configuring network elements, servers, server groups, and systems.
Alarms & Events	Lists active alarms and alarm history.
Security Log	Allows you to view and export security log data.
Status & Manage	Allows you to monitor the statuses of server processes, both collectively and individually, as well as perform actions required for server maintenance. Also allows you to view the status of file management systems, and to manage data files on servers throughout the system.
Measurements	Allows you to view, modify, import, and export measurement data.
Communication Agent	Provides infrastructure features and services for enabling inter-server communication.
Diameter Common	Allows you to configure network identifiers and MP profiles, and export and import configuration data.
Diameter	Allows you to configure topology hiding and import and export diameter interface settings.
UDR	Allows you to configure options for the UDR, UDRBE, and subscriber entities. Allows you to perform maintenance on subscriber queries, connections, the command log and to view the import, export, and subscribing client status.