Access portal

Servers is the main workspace. It shows the servers assigned to the signed-in user organisation and opens each server detail page.

Jobs shows provisioning, power and remote operation jobs related to visible servers. Use it to follow active work or inspect failures.

Logs shows activity related to visible servers and access activity. Use it to review who started actions, when they happened and which target was affected.

API opens the generated access API reference at /developer/api?audience=access. The API reference is generated by the installed product, so it stays separate from this documentation.

Settings is visible only to owner accounts. Owners use it to manage accounts and API tokens for their own user.

Use search when the user has many servers. The list can be searched by name, label, hostname or MAC address.

If the page says no servers are assigned, the user exists but has no visible infrastructure yet. An admin must assign servers to that user before they appear in the portal.

Overview shows datacenter, rack, room, label, hostname, MAC address, boot mode, notes and BMC information. It also shows the current power state when BMC is configured.

IPAM appears when the account can view subnet data. It shows assigned IP addresses, primary IP, PTR, subnet, gateway, mask and prefix.

Inventory appears when the account can view parts. It shows server components such as disks, RAM, NICs, vendor, model, value, serial, WWN and notes.

Diagnostics shows the server report history with profile, status, findings, completion time and originating job. Open a row to inspect the complete System Health, Memory Test or Disk Test result.

Logs and Jobs appear when the account has the related view permissions. These tabs show activity and jobs filtered to the selected server.

Power On, Reboot, Power Off and refresh power status require BMC access and job management permission. Power Off can impact running workloads, so use it only when the server should be stopped immediately.

Remote console requires BMC remote console configuration and remote console management permission. If a session exists, the same button opens it. If no session exists, DCIM creates a remote console job first.

Provisioning actions require an online rack agent, a server MAC address, a primary IP and the related profile type. Diagnostics reboots the server into a live health-check environment. Diskwipe is destructive and requires typing WIPE before it starts.

Current Jobs shows active work for the server. Provisioning jobs can be cancelled when the account has job management permission. Cancelling removes PXE reservations and returns the server to the default boot flow.

Use Jobs to follow server operations, open job details and cancel active provisioning jobs when permitted. Job status, steps and events are explained in Jobs & logs.

Use Logs to review access activity by level, method, category and date. Click a log row to open the full details drawer.

Owners can create accounts for other people in the same user, update account profile fields, set account role, change status, reset passwords and adjust permissions.

DCIM does not allow an account to delete itself. It also prevents deleting the last account from the user through the account delete action.

Account roles provide default permissions. Updating an account role resets the permission switches to that role default set. Enable only the view and manage permissions that the account needs.

Owners can create user API tokens using the scopes allowed for their user. Token creation shows the full token only once. Store it before closing the modal.

Use expiry dates for temporary access and allowed IPs when a token should only be used from known networks. Rotate a token when the value may be exposed. Revoke it when it should stop working immediately.

Profile lets the account update name, email, phone, timezone and email notifications. Owner accounts can also update the parent user name.

Password changes may require a one-time code when OTP is enabled in system authentication settings.

Sessions shows active browser sessions. Revoke one session when a device should be logged out, or revoke all sessions after a password or security incident.