Tools in the Administration Console

The following sections provide information about how to access the Administration Console and about the tasks you can use it to perform:

• Opening the Administration Console

• Viewing PPM Server Status from the Administration Console

• Install Autopass license key file and view license usage in Administration Console

• Working with Fiscal Periods from the Administration Console

• Viewing and Modifying Server Configuration Parameters from the Administration Console

• Configuring and Migrating the PPM Document Management System from the Administration Console

• Download files from and upload files to <PPM_Home> directory from Administration Console

• Running SQL Queries from the Administration Console

• Gathering Information for Software Support from the Administration Console

• Changing Data Display in Administration Console Tables

• Using the Unchecking Showing Total Number Tool from Administration Console
• Install Autopass license key file and view license usage in Administration Console
• Customizing Labels of PPM Web Pages
• Use feature toggles to turn on/off features
• Customizing Icons for PPM Entity Types
• Shutting down or Restarting PPM from Administration Console
• Monitoring PPM Usage

In order to access and use the Administration Console, you must:

• Have the User Administration license

• Have one or more of the following access grants:

  Access Grant	Permissions
  Sys Admin: Server Tools: Execute Admin Tools	Lets the user access the Administration Console and the server tools.
  Sys Admin: Server Tools: Execute SQL Runner	Enables the SQL Runner menu in the Administration Console and lets the user run SQL queries from the Administration Console. Without this access grant, the SQL Runner menu is invisible.
  Sys Admin: Server Tools: Execute File Browser	Enables the File Browser menu Browse PPM Server files in the Administration Console and lets the user browse and download PPM Server files. Without this access grant, the File Browser menu is invisible.

For more information about security groups and access grants, see the Security Model Guide and Reference.