Main page

This window displays current information about the server and also provides access to the configuration menu, current user settings, and logout.

In this part of the main configuration window, information is displayed about the state of the server and its modules. Widgets and host information are also located here.

Displays information about the number of conferences, accounts, scheduled conferences, conference recordings, uploaded video clips, and information about the remaining license period or the absence of such a limit.

Displays information about the installed CPU model, number of cores, CPU load, and media servers.

Displays information about the hard disk model, its capacity, and the available space for data storage.

Displays information about the total memory and the available free memory, which is shown with a green indicator. If the memory volume is less than 80%, the indicator changes color to red.

Displays information about installed licenses.

Displays a list of links for joining a conference via a web browser. The number of connected participants is shown to the right of each link in the list.

Displays a list of active conferences for navigating to the configuration of those conferences.

Information about conferences and streams is updated and sorted according to the number of connected participants: conferences or streams with more participants online are shown first in the list. Green indicators show the number of online participants for each conference in the list. At the top of the list, information is displayed about the total number of online participants across all conferences, also with an indicator.

Displays a list of active anonymous conferences as well as current P2P connections.

Displays real-time load graphs for network interfaces.

When you click the TX or RX buttons, the corresponding network load graph is hidden or shown.

The graph is cleared by double-clicking on the chart area.

Displays the presence of discrete GPUs with the following information:

• core temperature;
• core load;
• video memory load;
• encoder load;
• decoder load;
• performance mode;
• minimum clock frequencies in MHz;
• maximum clock frequencies in MHz.

This part contains the following elements:

• the Vinteo icon-button collapses the menu into a narrow bar;
• an icon-link to the main page;
• the “Accounts” drop-down menu provides access to the “Accounts list” and “Groups” pages;
• the “Conferences” section provides access to the “Conferences” page;
• the “Address book” section provides access to the page with the list of accounts and groups “mirrored” from the List subsection (Accounts section);
• the “Schedule” section provides access to the “Schedule” page;
• the “Reports” drop-down menu provides access to the following pages: “Recordings”, “Call log”, “Conference logs”, “Security logs”, “Developer logs”;
• the “Additional” drop-down menu provides access to the following pages: “Constructor”, “Video clips”, “Audio tags”;
• the “System” drop-down menu provides access to the pages “Status”, “Gateways”, “Settings”, “Incoming calls”, “Licenses”, “Default settings”, “Update”, “Users”, “Email”, “Webhooks”, “OAuth 2.0”, “API keys”, “Security policies”, “Log settings”, “Mobile push notifications”; “Integration settings”;
• the “Web client” link allows the administrator to launch the web client from the current session;
• the “Logout” button logs the current user out of the system.