Menus And Options - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Using the System Management Interface
To log in to the BridgeTalk interface:
1. Select File > Session, and then click either Administrator or Maintenance. Both options
are available if you have a maintenance-level sign-in. Only the Administrator option is
available if you have an administrator-level sign-in. See
page 127 for more information.
The system displays the Login dialog box.
2. Enter the login name and password.
Table 18: Default Login Accounts
Access level
Maintenance
Administration
Depending on the session you selected, the system displays either the
Administrator Main Menu
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CAUTION:
The dcbmaint and dcbadmin logins provide read/write access to critical system
settings. Avaya recommends that you change the default passwords for the
logins to prevent unauthorized users from accessing these settings. Changing
default passwords requires root access to the system's UNIX interface. Contact
Avaya Customer Support for assistance.

Menus and Options

The System Maintenance Main menu and the System Administrator Main menu serve as the
gateways to the system and conference configuration options described in this manual. The
Maintenance Main menu includes all system and conference configuration options, including
those provided by the Administrator Main menu.
Management interface menus and screens are organized in a hierarchical arrangement
branching from the System Maintenance and System Administrator menus. From these menus
you can directly access configuration screens and other menus.
Maintenance Menus and Screens
screens available from the System Maintenance Main menu, and
Menu on page 123 illustrates the organization of menus and screens available from the System
Administrator Main menu. Both illustrations serve as a quick reference for locating specific
menus and screens.
120 Administration and Maintenance of the S700/780 Audio Conferencing Server
login name
dcbmaint
dcbadmin
or the System Maintenance Main
on page 121 illustrates the organization of menus and
Managing User Sign-Ins
Password
mlink700
mlink700
System
Menu.
Figure 15: Organization of
System Administrator Main
on