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If you are an SBC administrative user, you have access to the Custom Workspaces window where you can create customized EMA workspaces for other users. This tool is particularly useful in defining the scope of EMA usage for non-administrative users by restricting them to certain EMA features, screens, and tools.
As an administrative user, from the SBC main screen navigate to Administration > Users and Application Management > Custom Workspaces
The Custom Workspaces window opens and lists any currently configured custom workspace settings.
To create a new Custom Workspace:
Click New Workspace on the Custom Workspace Table pane. The New Workspace page is displayed.
Enter a name for the custom workspace in Workspace Name. You will use the name to assign the workspace to users. The name should be globally unique and conform to the restrictions placed upon acceptable characters.
Select the primary menus and secondary menus that you want to appear in the custom workspace and Click Save.
Secondary menus are displayed based on the selected item in Primary Menus. For some primary menus, there are no corresponding secondary menus.
For an administrator, any modifications made in workspaces are reflected only after switching off the current workspace.
To edit a Custom Workspace:
Select the workspace from the Custom Workspace Table. The Edit Workspace page is displayed.
To delete a Custom Workspace:
Select the workspace from the Custom Workspaces Table.
Confirm the deletion when prompted.
Once created by an administrator, custom workspaces are added to the Workspace options available in the Workspace Settings window:
Administration > Users and Application Management > Workspace Settings
The following figure shows custom workspace options added to the list of available Workspaces. Refer to Users and Application Management - Workspace Settings for information on how to assign workspaces to users.