The goal of the BSC is to manage the gateways, supervise their status and collect statistics about them.

A fleet is a collection of gateways.

Through the Dashboard interface, a fleet can be selected via the filtering option Select your fleet:

Once fleet is selected, the following views are prompted to the interface :

Gives a status summary of each station of your fleet

By clicking a particular station EUI, you can obtain a high level view of the station and its status summary

By selecting the Statictics menu option, you can get a detailled and historical view of your station :

• Link
• RAM
• CPU
• Disk (System & User)
• RSSI
• Temperature
• Power

• File System explorer
• Shell
• Command

The difference between shell and command is that the former is a full interactive shell, while the latter is just a non-interactive command launch.

The interactive shell may have been disabled by your network or security configuration.

Control panel enables to configure

• CPU
• System disk
• Door

By selecting the “Versions” item of the menu options, you can obtain following information :

• information about the current version of the station,
• information about older versions of the station,
• information about the last software update,

By selecting the “Software update” option, you can execute an update of your station :

Drag and drop your .tar.gz file to the “File” area and click the “send” button to proceed to the update.

This section lists all the tasks that were run on the station. When clicking on a task, you can see all its messages and SNMP logs.

This section lists all the SNMP requests that were made on the station.

It lists all events that were triggered on the station.

Events can be alarms (high CPU value for instance) or simple events (station start, door open/closed, etc.).

This section presents the alarms of the selected fleet: