Displays the system time, version, build date, license state, licensing overages, peak licensing overage, date on which you last logged in, and the number of failed login attempts.

Displays a list of all the Avaya SBC security devices which are installed and provisioned in the enterprise VoIP network

Displays a streaming feed which displays currently active system alarms, parsed according to the Avaya SBC device type which generated it. More information on the listed alarms can be accessed by clicking the Alarms link (top-left on the Tool Bar). A separate Alarms window will be opened from which the alarm can be viewed and manually cleared.

Displays a streaming feed which displays currently active system incidents. It is parsed according to the Avaya SBC device type which generated it. More information on the listed incidents can be accessed by clicking the Incidents push-button from the Tool Bar. A separate Incidents window will be opened from which the incident can be viewed and manually cleared.

Incidents are associated with security issues while alarms are associated with hardware/connectivity issues.

Enables viewing and exchanging text messages with other Avaya SBC administrative users to ensure that important system, security, or administrative information is relayed when necessary. This feature allows you to edit existing messages posted by other users, add new messages of your own, or delete outdated or expired messages. Only administrative level users can edit or delete other users' notes. All users can edit and delete their own notes.

Messages posted in this area are stored in the EMS database and are retained when the system is powered down. Messages are continually displayed until such time as they are explicitly deleted by an administrative user.