Page History

This section describes the changes made in the EMA GUI from the UI/UX perspective. In addition to those enhancements, some new functionalities of the EMA are also highlighted here, as the UI enhancements and the functionalities complement each other.

Re-architecture of Top and Left Navigation Panel of the EMA Using Unity Explorer v2

The user interface of the EMA is enhanced to provide a rich and intuitive experience. Changes are made in the menu bar, the top navigation panel and the left navigation panel of the EMA.

For more information, refer to:

• Re-architecture of Top and Left Navigation Panel of the EMA
• Users and Application Management - Workspace Settings

Multiple Concurrent EMA Sessions are Disabled

To enhance the security of the SBC, only one active EMA session per user is allowed.

For more information, refer to:

• Logging Into EMA
• Logging On to EMA in Platform Mode

Concise View of SBC Configuration

The concise view of configuration provides the current configuration fields (subset of the configuration). It is accessible only to admin, operator and field services groups.

For more information, refer to System Administration - View Config Summary.

Basic Configuration Workflow or Template Content

The SBC EMA is enhanced with the latest workflows and templates for you to customize the configuration. A workflow is a set of screens that takes you through a step-by-step process. The new workflow combines the existing configuration wizards and configuration template import tool with the new functionality.

For more information, refer to Configuration Workflows and Templates.

Visual First Call Setup and Template Tool

The SBC is enhanced with an EMA based Visual First Call Setup tool that guides you through the procedure of configuring the SBC for processing calls in an experimental setup.

Custom Workspaces

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. Refer to Users and Application Management - Custom WorkspacesFor more information, refer to Configuration Wizards - Visual First Call Setup.