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This section describes the DSC - SP2000 user interfaces (UIs) and provides instructions for using these UIs.

The DSC - SP2000 Platforms support a customized Linux-based operating system and the following UIs:

  • Web-based UI (referred to as Web UI in this guide)

  • Text-based UI (referred to as Menu UI in this guide)
Note

The Menu UI is supported for software upgrade/rollback, initial configuration, and time zone changes. For more information about this topic, refer to the Upgrade Guides, Installation Guides, and the Setting System Date and Time section in the DSC - SP2000 Platform Manager User Guide.

You can access these UIs from the DSC - SP2000 Main Menu (referred to as Main Menu in this guide, refer to Main Menu Access).

Note

A TL1 command lineinterface is also supported for application levelfunctions. For more information about the TL1 command lineinterface, refer to the TL1 Reference Guide.

The Web UI is accessible using a Web browser. 



The following browser versions were used for testing Release 22.0.

  • Firefox: Version 107.0, 109.0.
  • Chrome: Version 109.0.5414.120
  • Microsoft Edge Version 104.0.1293.54

Note

Microsoft Internet Explorer is the supported web browser for the SS7 Database Application (SDA) on DSC 8000. You cannot access the SDA System Manager GUI using an unsupported web browser.

Note

If the Firefox browser has performance issues accessing websites, tune up Firefox using the 'Refresh Firefox' button. For more information, see the following procedure:

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The Menu UI is accessible through the DSC - SP2000 Platform's IP address using an SSH session. For information about connecting to the DSC Platform and the system’s IP configuration, refer to the appropriate sections in the Installation Guides. For information about connecting to the SP2000 and the system’s IP configuration, contact Customer Support for the SP2000 installation guide. 

The Main Menu includes the following two sections:

Caution

You must use the UIs to perform all configuration and management tasks. Any manual manipulation of the configuration files may corrupt your system and, therefore, interfere with system performance.

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