Chapter 1 Description © OmniPCx Enterprise Management ‘pplication language enalsh Figure 1.1: Login window example When the OXE WBM login window opens for the first time, the browser language is used as interface language, if this language is supported by the OXE WBM. If the browser language is not supported, the English US language is used as default interface language 2. Enter the mtc1 credentials (login and password). If necessary, you can change the current interface language in the Application language field Note: radius authentication is used, enter the fogin and password of user authenticated by radi. 3. After administrator credentials entry and language selection, click the Connect button ‘The OXE WBM main window is displayed. 4.3.2 Logging out of the OXE WBM To log out of the OXE WBM application, click the 8 icon available at the top of the main window (see: OXE WBM interface overview on page 8). This action closes the session and redirects to the login window, Note: A warning message is displayed if some OmniPCX Enterprise settings have been modified and not validated yet. In this case, you can either save your modifications before closing the session, or close the session without saving ‘your modifications. BAL91034ENAG - Ed. 01 - April 2020 - OmniPCX Enterprise Web Based Management 78Chapter 1 Description 1.4 OXE WBN interface overview The OXE WBM main window opens immediately after login. ON ONG es 2 Figure 1.2: Main window example The OXE WBM main window is divided into several areas: 4.A tree structure automatically built with the abject model (MIB) of the OmniPCX Enterprise. The name of the OmniPCX Enterprise is displayed at the top of the tree structure. The tree structure is organized into several levels including the following main entries: BAL91034ENAC - Ed. 01 - April 2020 - OmniPCX Enterprise Web Based Management 8/18Chapter 1 Description Entry type [Meaning TB _|ciass of objects identified by their name displayed infront of the folder icon The class of objects is a set of objects with common or similar attributes Note: Sore asses of cj havea deiatedienticton con or example: Se fo User) 8 Object including a set of attributes that can be modified in the properties area This entry may change form and color: ~ Beit croc ot most . B& eroen color): object modified but not yet saved “+ (green color): object created but not yet saved + Empty string: there is not any created object Every object instance selected in the tree structure is highlighted (blue background). Available actions: + The icons + and - allow respectively to expand or collapse sublovels of the tree structure. + The name of each object instance displayed in the tree structure is clickable, and may provide access to either: + Aset of attributes that can be modified in the properties area + A filter to limit the tree structure content to a selection of abject instances (see: Filtering objects on page 14) + The maximum number of object instances that can be displayed for a class of objects 2. A properties area which displays the attributes of the selected object instance. When there is a significant number of attributes, they are classified into several frames represented by tabs available in the left part of the properties area. Each tab represents a set of attributes displayed in lines. Each attribute modified in the properties area is identified by the @ icon. The main attribute values required for object creation are displayed in order after the "+ icon present in the tree structure, For example: According to the selected object instance, a toolbar may appear on top of the properties area. The left side of the toolbar displays generic actions such as creation or deletion. The right side of the toolbar displays specific actions only available for one object type. 3. The access path to the selected object instance. Each level is clickable and enables to highlight the corresponding level in the tree structure. 4, A menu bar which provides access to the main application options: BAL91034ENAC - Ed. 01 - April 2020 - OmniPCX Enterprise Web Based Management 98