About the Managed Service Portal User Interface

First-level tab on dashboard. The dashboard may also have second and third-level tabs based on the filter selection.

Access Points—The total number of APs assigned to the tenants.

Unlicensed—Number of APs assigned to the tenants but not licensed.

Licensed—Number of APs assigned to the tenants and also licensed.

Switches—The total number of switches assigned to the tenants.

Unlicensed—Number of switches assigned to the tenant but not licensed.

Licensed—Number of switches assigned to the tenant and also licensed.

Gateways—The total number of gateways assigned to the tenants.

Unlicensed—Number of gateways assigned to the tenant but not licensed.

Licensed—Number of gateways assigned to the tenant and also licensed.

Customers—Number of tenants in the MSP account.

Overview—Displays the list of customers, the types of devices assigned to each customer, as well as critical alerts, if any.

Trends—Displays charts for license renewal, the number of devices under MSP management, and the number of customers added over the last year.

HPE GreenLake icon.

Click the icon to go back to the HPE GreenLake portal home page.

Displays the customer name.

The filter enables you to select a group or All Groups for performing specific configuration and monitoring tasks. If no filter is applied, by default the filter is set to All Groups. When you set the filter to All Groups, the global dashboard is displayed and when you set the filter to a group, the group dashboard is displayed. You can type a group name to start your search for a filter value.

The left navigation pane is a contextual menu that displays a number of configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting options depending on filter value.

Menu is dependent on the filter selection.

First-level tab on dashboard. The dashboard may also have second and third-level tabs based on the filter selection.

Services icon.

Click the icon to see the links to HPE GreenLake, Cloud Services, Cloud Consoles and HPE Resources.

The user icon enables you to view user account details such as account name, domain, customer ID, and zone details. It also includes the following options for managing your accounts:

• User Settings 
  • Time Zone—Displays the zone, date, time, and time zone of the region.
  • Language— Administrators can set a language preference. The HPE Aruba Networking Central web interface is available in English, French, Spanish, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, and Japanese languages.
  • Idle Timeout— Displays the timeout value for inactive user sessions. The value is in minutes.
• Terms of Service—Displays the terms and conditions for using HPE Aruba Networking Central services.
• Logout—Click to log out of from your account.

The help icon contains the following options:

• Tutorials— Displays the HPE Aruba Networking Central product learning center.

• Feedback—Allows you to provide feedback on the HPE Aruba Networking Central. You can choose the rating from the range of 1 to 10, where 1 being extremely unlikely and 10 being extremely likely and type your comment into the box and click Submit to submit the feedback.

• Documentation Center—Directs you to the online help documentation.

• Get help on this page—Selecting this option changes the appearance of some of the text on the UI to green italics. On the UI, when you point to the text in green italics, a dialog box displays the help information for that text. To disable this option, click Done.

• Airheads Community—Directs you to the HPE Aruba Networking support forum.

• View / Update Case—Enables you to view or edit an existing support ticket in the HPE Networking Support Portal at https://networkingsupport.hpe.com/home. You must log in to this portal.

• Open New Case—Enables you to create a new support ticket in the HPE Networking Support Portal at https://networkingsupport.hpe.com/home. You must log in to this portal.

Summary icon.

Click the Summary icon to view a graphical representation of the data. Only applicable for the global dashboard.

List icon.

Click the List icon to view a tabular representation of the data. Only applicable for the global dashboard.

Config icon.

Click the Config icon to enable configuration mode.

Accordion icon.

Enables you to expand in place to expose some hidden information or fields.

Enables you to sort the columns in ascending and descending order.

Icon for filtering the data of the selected column. The filter option displays dynamic results for a selected column as soon as you start typing the keyword.

Toggle switch.

Enables you to change a setting between two states, such as ON and OFF.

Provides a summary of hardware and subscriptions owned by the MSP and the tenant accounts managed by the MSP. MSP administrators can perform tasks such as drilling down to a tenant account, editing an existing tenant account, and deleting a tenant account.

For more information, see MSP Dashboard.

Enables an MSP administrators to configure Splash Page profiles for tenant accounts. If the tenant account is mapped to a group and the Guest Access service is enabled on the tenant account, the tenant account users inherit the splash page profiles configured in the MSP.

For more information, see Configuring a Cloud Guest Splash Page Profile.

Enables an MSP administrator to assign a virtual gateway to a tenant account and generate a device identity such it can be managed in a Cloud Provider’s console.

For more information, see Deploy HPE Aruba Networking Virtual Gateways in MSP (Manual Mode).

Displays and configures a list of alerts. This page also enables you to acknowledge these alerts.

For more information, see MSP Alerts.

Displays the total number logs generated for all device management, configuration, and user management events triggered in HPE Aruba Networking Central.

For more information, see MSP Audit Trails.

Displays you to create various types of reports. You can create recurrent reports or configure the reports to run on demand.

For more information, see MSP Reports.

Provides an overview of the latest supported version of firmware for the device, details of the device, and the option to upgrade the device.

For more information, see Firmware Upgrades for MSP Mode.

Displays the tiles view for groups, install manager, and certificates sections. You can navigate to a specific page in HPE Aruba Networking Central by clicking on a tile.

For more information, see Network Structure.

• Groups—A group in HPE Aruba Networking Central is the primary configuration element that functions as a container for device management, monitoring, and maintenance. Groups enable administrators to manage devices efficiently by using either a UI-based configuration workflow or CLI-based configuration template.

  For more information, see Groups.

• Install Manager—Simplifies and automates site deployments, and helps IT administrators manage site installations with ease.

  For more information, see Installation Management.

• Certificates— Enables administrators to upload a valid certificate signed by a root CA Certificate Authority or Certification Authority. Entity in a public key infrastructure system that issues certificates to clients. A certificate signing request received by the CA is converted into a certificate when the CA adds a signature generated with a private key. See digital certificate. so that devices are validated and authorized to use HPE Aruba Networking Central.

  For more information, see MSP Certificates.

• Device Preprovisioning— Enables administrators to assign factory default devices to a group.

  For more information, see Device Preprovisioning in an MSP Account.

Enables you to configure APs and AOS-S switches for a specific group. For more information, see the HPE Aruba Networking Central documentation for APs, switches and gateways.