Sidebar

The Sidebar is the navigation pane on the left side of the UDMG Administrative User Interface (UI). You can access different areas of the UI by clicking the corresponding Sidebar label.

Collapsing the Sidebar

You can collapse and expand the Sidebar by clicking the Sidebar Toggle button in the top-left corner of the page:

In the collapsed state, only the Sidebar icons are visible. You can use these icons to navigate to each page of the UI:

The Sidebar collapses automatically if the window is narrow enough. In this case, the Sidebar is completely hidden (including the icons), but you can click the Toggle button to view the Sidebar as an overlay:

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If the window is too short to fit the contents of the Sidebar, a scroll bar appears.

Sidebar Items

The following table provides a quick reference for each item in the Sidebar, ordered by section.

Section	Menu Option	Description
Monitoring	Transfers	Go to the Transfers Dashboard. From here, you can monitor file transfers.
	Task Instances	Go to the Task Instances Dashboard. From here, you can review status, execution details, and output of Task Instances.
	Shared Files	Go to the Shared Files Dashboard. From here, you can monitor all shared file links and revoke or copy links.
Configuration	Account Groups	Go to the Account Groups page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Account Groups in your Domain.
	Accounts	Go to the Accounts page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Accounts in your Domain.
	Endpoints	Go to the Endpoints page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Endpoints in your Domain.
	Pipelines	Go to the Pipelines page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Pipelines in your Domain.
	Tasks	Go to the Tasks page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Tasks in your Domain.
	Credentials	Go to the Credentials page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Credentials in your Domain.
General*	Users	Go to the Users page. From here, you can add, view, and manage Users in your Domain.
	Business Services	Go to the Business Services page. From here, you can organize Configuration Items into groups to restrict which items a User can manage.
	Settings	Go to the Domains page. From here, you can manage Domain settings such as header branding, LDAP for Users, LDAP for Accounts, SSO for Users, SSO for Accounts, ICAP Scanner, and IP Filtering - Endpoints.
Global**	Domains	Go to the Primary Domain page. From here, you can view the list of all Domains and add or delete Secondary Domains.
	Cluster Nodes	Go to the Cluster Nodes page. From here, you can view the status and details of your UDMG Server nodes.
	Settings	Go to the IP Filtering - Admin UI page. From here, you can configure IP Filtering rules for accessing the UDMG Admin UI.
Sidebar Footer	UDMG Status	Go to the UDMG Server Status page. From here, you can view the status of your License, Domain, Nodes, Database, ICAP, and LDAP servers (Accounts and Users). See UDMG Status (below) for more details.
	Help	From here, you can easily find helpful links to the Console, UDMG Documentation, API Documentation, and Stonebranch Support.

*This section is only available to Domain Administrators.

**This section is only available to System Administrators.

UDMG Status

The UDMG Status button at the bottom of the Sidebar is used to monitor the status of various entities in your UDMG instance.

This table describes the entities you can monitor from the UDMG Status window:

Name	Description	Possible Values
License	License State of your UDMG instance.	Licensed Unlicensed
Domain	Status of the Domain and the name of the current Domain you are viewing.	Active Passive
Node	Status of the active Cluster Node and hostname.	Active Passive
Database	Status of the UDMG Server database.	Running Stopped Error message
ICAP	Status of the ICAP server.	Not Configured Running Not Initialized Error message
LDAP Accounts	Status of the LDAP server used for LDAP for Accounts.	Disabled Available Not Initialized Timeout Error message
LDAP Users	Status of the LDAP server used for LDAP for Users.	Disabled Available Not Initialized Timeout Error message

info

"Error message" denotes any unexpected system failure. The content of the message depends on the exact failure and the library used.