Dashboard

Dashboard is the landing page post user credentials validation. This screen provides a quick view of the status of the Interfaces, Network Usage across Access Networks, Active Networks and Devices, Internet Profiles and Site Location.

This screen is also called the Internet Status screen.
The Title bar shows the Site Name, Device Name, Time zone of the user, Username and the Alerts icon.

Selecting the Time zone

The user can select the Time zone to access the details on this screen based on the selected time zone.
By default, the UTC time zone is configured.
The user can select any time zone from the following options:
- UTC
- EST
- CST
- MST
- PST
- AST (Atlantic)
- HST (Hawaii)
- CET (Central Europe)
- EET (Eastern Europe)
- WET (Western Europe)
- BST
- UAET (United Arab Emirates)
- SGT
- NZST
- IST

Periodicity

The user can view the Internet Status of the system based on different time periods by selecting from the Periodicity dropdown menu at the upper-right corner of the page below the title bar .
The available options are Last 15 minutes, Last 1 hour, Last 2 hours, Last 6 hours, Last 12 hours, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, and Last 30 days. By default, the periodicity of 15 minutes is configured.

Internet Status Panel - Viewing Interfaces Status

The user can view the Internet Status of all the interfaces available in the system on the Internet Status panel.

Fields	Description	Configuration
WAN	Displays the name of the Interface.	To view details of the Interface, Click on the Interface. The user will be routed to the respective Controller page or the modem.
Status	Displays the status of the Interface. the status indicators are explained below: Active - This icon indicates that the corresponding WAN link or interface is working and being used by the users on the site and the internet traffic is moving through that WAN link or internet. Standby - This icon indicates that the corresponding WAN link or interface is working but not being used by the users on the site and the internet traffic is not moving through that WAN link or internet. Down - This icon indicates that the WAN link or interface is not working. Disabled - This icon indicates that the corresponding WAN link or interface is disabled. Therefore, the internet will not work, and the internet traffic will not move through that link or interface.	N/A
Operator	Displays the Name of the Operator, for interface which is Active or Standby.	N/A
Usage (MB)	Displays the upload and download data usage on the interface.	N/A
Max Speed (Mbps)	Displays the Max upload and download speed of interface.	N/A
Actions	There are five action buttons available per interface for the following actions. Realtime Charts Controller or Interfaces Speed Test Enable/Disable Performance Chart	For details, see following sections. Viewing Realtime Chart. Viewing Controllers. Performing Speed Test on an Interface. Disabling an enabled Interface. Enabling a disabled Interface. Viewing Performance Chart for an Interface.

Viewing Realtime Chart

Click Realtime Chart icon under the Actions column corresponding to the interface to view the real-time data usage on the interface. The Realtime Chart page appears, see Figure Realtime Chart.
The chart plots last 5 minutes of data in the given window. The fields available on the chart are peak and average upload and download data rates.

Viewing Controllers

To view the Controller for the Interface, perform the following steps.

Click Controller icon under the Actions column corresponding to the WAN source. The Controller page appears.
If there is no Controller for the interface, this button directs to the Interfaces Screen on the Configuration Wizard.

Performing Speed Test on an Interface

To run Speed Test on an Interface, perform the following steps.

Click Speed Test icon under the Actions column corresponding to the interface. The Speed Test Pop-up appears, see Figure Speed Test Pop-up.
Select Internet Source from the drop-down list for which Speed Test is to be performed, see Figure Select Internet Source. By default, the interface for which the Speed Test button has been clicked is selected. Before performing the speed test, user must ensure that the internet is up on this Interface.
Click GO button. The Speed Test result becomes available, see Figure Speed Test Result. The output consists of Server IP, Service Provider, Ping time, Upload and Download Speed.

Disabling an Enabled Interface

To Disable an Interface, perform the following steps.

Click Toggle button corresponding to the interface that is enabled. The Disable Interface pop-up window appears, see Figure Disable Pop-up.
Click Confirm.
The WAN source/Interface is switched off.

Enabling a disabled Interface

To enable an Interface, perform the following steps.

Click Toggle button corresponding to the Interface. The Enable Interface pop-up window appears, see Figure Enable Pop-up.
Click Confirm.
The Interface is switched on.

Viewing Performance Chart for an Interface

To go to the Performance Chart for an Interface, perform the following steps.

Click the Arrow icon Action corresponding to the Interface. The user will be directed to the corresponding interfaces’ Performance Chart Screen, see figure below.

modified_image (4)-20241010-131315.png — **Performance Chart**

Usage Status

This Usage Status panel depicts the percentage of usage per Interface for a given period, see figure below. By default, the period selected is 15 minutes.

The user can also view the percentage of usage per WAN Type or per Access Network for a given period. Select the required type of filter from the dropdown menu to view the usage breakdown.

Viewing Usage for an Interface

To see the % usage for an Interface across different Access Networks, perform the following steps.

Click the drop down on the top right of this section and select the Interface, Figure Network Usage Drop-Down Selection.
The pie chart updates with the details, see Figure Starlink Network Usage.

Viewing Top Applications

To see the Top Applications accessed for a period, perform the following steps.

Click the View Application Details at the bottom right of this section and select the Interface, see figure below.
A Pop-up with the details appears, see Figure Top Applications. By default, the periodicity set is same as that on the Internet Status screen, and can be changed through the drop down available, see Figure Change Periodicity - Top Applications.

LAN Status

The LAN Status panel provides the status of the LAN, Active Networks and Active Devices in the system.

For details of the fields, see table below.

Fields	Description	Configuration
LAN Status	Displays LAN Status on the server. The icon means that the LAN status is Active. The icon means that the LAN status is Inactive.	Click on LAN Status to go to Access Network Screen.
Active Networks	Displays the total active networks in the system.	Click on Active Networks to go to Tope Networks section of the Usage Screen.
Active Devices	Displays the total active devices.	Click on Active Devices to go to Top Devices section of the Usage Screen.

Table LAN Status Fields

VPN

The VPN Panel displays the VPN Server and Client details and status, see figure below.

Note: If there is no VPN configuration present on the server, this section will not appear on the Internet Status Screen.

For details of the top fields in this section, see tables below.

Fields	Description	Configuration
Total Clients	This is the number of configured clients. If there are no clients configured, then this field will not be present.	N/A
Total Connections	This is the number of configured connections. If there are no clients configured, then this field will not be present.	N/A
Total Associated Networks	This is the number of Access Networks configured for VPN.	N/A

Table VPN Details

For details of the VPN Server section, see tables below.

Fields	Description	Configuration
Client Name	This is the name of the Client.	Click the Client Name to go the VPN -> VPN Client section.
Subnet(s)	This is the list of subnet(s).	N/A
Status	This is the status of the Client connection. It can have one of the following values. · Up icon Indicates connection is up. · Down icon Indicates connection is down.	N/A

Table VPN Server

For details of the VPN Client section, see tables below.

Fields	Description	Configuration
Connection Name	This is the name of the connection.	Click the Connection Name to go the VPN -> VPN Client section.
Associated Networks	This is the list of Associated Networks for this connection.	N/A
WAN Profile	This is the WAN Profile associated with the connection.	N/A
Status	This is the status of the connection. It can have one of the following values. · Up icon Indicates connection is up. · Down icon Indicates connection is down.	N/A

Table VPN Client

Internet Profile

The Internet Profiles panel displays the Internet profiles that are associated with at least one Access Network, see Figure Internet Profiles.

For information on this section, hover over to the i icon, see Figure Internet Profiles Hover Action.

For details of fields in this section, see table below.

Fields	Description	Configuration
Associated Networks	Displays the list of Associated Networks to which a WAN Profile is assigned.	N/A
Profile	Displays the WAN profile used by these Associated Networks.	Click on the WAN Profile to go to the WAN Profile screen on the Configuration Wizard. The WAN Profile appears on this screen.
Configured WANs	Displays the list of WANs configured in the WAN Profile in priority order, with the active WAN highlighted in bold. Bonded WANs in a profile are shown in brackets.	N/A
Speed Test	This allows to run Speed test over ‘bonded’ links, or any WAN links based on the WAN profile configured for the Access Network.	To perform Speed Test over bonded links, see section Figure Performing Speed Test on a Bonded Link.

Table Internet Profile Fields

Performing Speed Test on a Bonded Link

Note: The Speed Test traffic follows the Traffic policies assigned for that Access network. If there are multiple Access Networks using the same WAN profile and the user wants to run the Speed Test over the specific Access Network, the same can be selected from the drop down.

To perform Speed Test on a Bonded Link, perform the following steps.

Click Speed test icon corresponding to the WAN Profile. The Speed Test Pop-up appears, see Figure Bonded Link Speed Test.
Click the drop down to select the Access Network on which the user wants to run the Speed Test on, see Figure Bonded Link Speed Test Drop Down.
Click GO.

The Speed Test results appear on the Pop-up after completion of Speed Test run.

Viewing Detailed Status of WAN Profiles

To see detailed view of WAN Profiles, perform the following steps.

Steps

Click Right arrow icon on the top right of the Internet Profiles section. The Internet Profile Status Pop-up appears, see figure below.

The user can see the WAN Profiles in the system along with the status of the WANs, Bonding and Weighting details.
User can change the WAN Profile associated with an Access Network by dragging the Access Network from the current WAN Profile card to the new WAN Profile card.

Geolocation

The Site Location and Voyage Path can be viewed on the Geolocation panel, see figure below.

By default, the VSAT geolocation map is plotted, however if this is not available, then Cellular map is plotted, and if this is also not available, then it is updated from other source. It is possible that in the absence of any source having this data, this section will be blank. The user can select the desired source from the Source drop down on the top right of this section to view the respective map, see Figure Geolocation - Others.