SST Operations Bridge Web Client Guide, Version 1.1

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3 SST/OB Web Client: Concepts
3-1 SST/OB: Overview
SST/OB Web client is a natural extension of SST/OB desktop client, providing platform and location
independence. With the SST/OB Web Client, you can monitor your Terminal environment (configured through
the SST/OB Client) through a web-browser like the Microsoft Internet Explorer. This empowers you with the
“Anytime-Anywhere” access to your Terminal environment.
In the next topics in the chapter, we will be covering the basic building blocks of SST/OB. For more details,
refer to SST/OB Users Guide.
3-2 Views
Views are the building blocks for creating Dashboards. A dashboard can contain one or more views. SST/OB
Dashboards can contain the following types of views:
• Policy Views: Policy Views are depicted using the icon. Policy Views are associated with Standard
policies.
• Local Views: Local Views are depicted using the
icon.
3-2-1 Policy View
Policy Views are specialized views that are used for customized management of the Terminal environment. Each
Policy View has a Standard Policy associated with it.
NOTE: Policies are specialized conditions that can be used to monitor your Terminal environment.
Pre-Defined Policy Views
• BASE24 Network Policy: This policy determines which Terminals are out of service due to BASE24 failures
network wide
• Cashout Problem: This policy determines whether the Terminal has cashout faults in one or more hoppers.
• Communication Problems: This policy determines which Terminals are offline.
• Hardware Problems: This policy determines which Terminals have hardware faults.
• In Maintenance (in Supervisor mode): This policy determines which Terminals are under supervisor mode.
• Out of Service: This policy shows Terminals with faults that put the Terminal in an Out of Service state.
• Printer/Paper/Other Supply Problems: This policy determines which Terminals have problems like printer
paper out, ink out or ribbon etc. i.e. non-cash supply problems.
• Terminals Down by Device Handler: This policy determines which Terminals are down due to a device
handler process down.
• Terminals Down By Line Process: This policy determines which Terminals are down due to a Line process
down.
• Terminals Down by Resource Node: This policy determines which Terminals are down due to a resource
node process down.