--- title: "MyAryaka user guide" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1223163911/MyAryaka%20user%20guide" format: markdown --- This topic describes how to navigate MyAryaka and how to use many of the components that are found consistently throughout MyAryaka. Navigation  Navigate MyAryaka by using the left navigation pane to select one of your subscribed services. There is also an Alert icon above the left navigation pane, which allows you to quickly access active alerts, and Enterprise and User icons below the left navigation pane, which allow you to access administrative options, such as billing and creating support tickets. Use the Search bar (located in the top-left corner of MyAryaka) to locate a specific MyAryaka page by the page’s title. You can also use the hotkey cmd + k (MacOS) or ctrl + k (Windows/Linux) to access MyAryaka’s search. Left navigation pane  The left navigation pane displays your Aryaka services, such as SD-WAN, Security, and Universal ZTNA. When you select a service, the associated MyAryaka pages are displays, such as Monitor, Status, and various pages to manage associated features. Services that you have not purchased are displayed with a lock icon next to them. Contact Aryaka Support to add additional services. The following graphic shows the left navigation pane with SD-WAN > Status selected: Alert icon   The Alert icon, located in the top-left corner of MyAryaka, displays a count of active alerts. Alerts are system-generated and user-defined messages about your network health, usage, and billing. Click the icon to view a count of critical, major, and minor alerts. The displayed summary contains links to MyAryaka pages for your active alerts and alert history. See the  View and manage alerts  topic for details. Enterprise icon The Enterprise icon, located in the bottom-left corner of MyAryaka, allows you to access Aryaka Unified platforms, manage enterprise settings, access the ticketing portal , view billing information, and manage your orders. User icon The User icon, located in the bottom-left corner of MyAryaka, allows you to customize user preferences, switch accounts (if applicable), open the operator portal (if applicable), and sign out of MyAryaka. MyAryaka Help  A Help   icon is located at the bottom right of all MyAryaka pages. Click this icon to launch a menu that can be used to search the Aryaka documentaiton, or to directly access the Aryaka Documentation portal.  Additionally, many MyAryaka pages include Help icons located by the page title. These icons link to the help topic for the associated MyAryaka page. Quicklink toolbar The Quicklink toolbar is the black menu that appears floating at the bottom of the SD-WAN > Monitor and Security > Monitor pages, as displayed in the following graphic: It contains a Show Details icon that displays a text label for each of the icons included. The Quicklink toolbar is context sensitive, so icons only appear for features implemented in your network or if relevant to the traffic statistic you are currently viewing. For example, the top-level SD-WAN > Monitor page has a Quicklink toolbar that contains links for ANAPs, flow logs, and top talkers. If you navigate from there to Site > VPN Path Aryaka, the toolbar now displays the following options: Health, Link Assure, Compression, QoS, TCP Optimization, SMB, SSL, and Flow Logs.  Common graph components Many of the graphs in MyAryaka share the following features: Display options   that control the data presentation. The left option is displayed by default and the option displayed currently has a white icon on a gray background. The following display options are available, though not all graphs include all display options: Table—Displays the data in rows and columns. Click a row to load a page that displays details about the selected statistic.  Donut—Displays the relative total for each data category during the selected time period. Hover over a section of the graph to display the value of each plotted statistic. Bubble—Displays a different sized circle for each data component, with larger circles representing a greater volume of data for the statistic being plotted. Hover over a circle to display the value of each plotted statistic. Click a circle to load a page that displays details about the selected statistic. Treemap—Displays a different sized rectangle for each data component. Larger, darker rectangles represent a greater volume of data for the statistic being plotted. Hover over a rectangle to display the value of each plotted statistic. Click a rectangle to load a page that displays details of the selected statistic. Line—Displays two or more data points, with adjacent data points connected by a straight line. This component is used to represent the volume of data over time for the statistic being plotted. Line graphs are also know as time series graphs and include the following functionality: Click a category in the legend to hide or show the corresponding line in the graph. At least one category must remain selected. Hidden categories are represented by a white outlined box, and displayed categories use a solid color. Hover over the graph to display the value of each statistic plotted on the graph at the corresponding time. Click, drag, and release to select a smaller window of time to display. This custom time selection now applies to all graphs on MyAryaka. After you select a custom time period, it is retained until you click the Reset icon in the filter selector of the page. An Expand icon that displays the graph fitted in the full page width. When expanded, the icon toggles to display the Collapse icon that displays the graph in its original width. An Options icon that allows you to download the graph to your default download directory as a PDF, CSV, or image (PNG) file. A drop-down list  that enables you to graph the associated data. A Data Interval field that displays the time period between each sample plotted on the graph. The interval is determined by your selection in the Time drop-down list in the Filter pane. Common table components Many of the tables in MyAryaka share the following features: A Search field where you can enter an alphanumeric string to display only entries that match the string.  Sortable columns that allow you to click the arrows to the right of a column heading to change the sort order from descending to ascending. A Filter icon that allows you to filter the table data based on selected values. A Customize icon that allows you to select which columns appear in the table. For same tables, not all columns are displayed by default. A Download icon that allows you to download the table data as a CSV file. Configuration changes When configuring your services in MyAryaka, you can often choose to save a draft of the changes and, when finalizing changes, select whether to active the changes immediately or wait until you’ve made additional changes. Save a draft When you are finalizing a configuration in MyAryaka, you can often choose to save the configuration as a draft instead of submitting the configuration. This allows you to temporarily save changes without finalizing them and applying them to your network. Activate configuration changes When you submit changes to a configuration in MyAryaka, you are prompted to choose whether to activate the changes now or later. This determines whether the changes you made to your network take effect immediately or if you want to stage them with other configuration changes so they can all be made at the same time. See the Activate configuration updates topic for more details on this feature. Typographic conventions in MyAryaka Help documentation The following table includes the typographic conventions used throughout the MyAryaka Help documentation. Convention Example Description Bold Click  Security > NGFW the left navigation pane, then click the Add icon. Indicates parts of the user interface that the user needs to interact with. Note: Policies are evaluated in a top-down manner. Indicates a note that is included in a procedure. Italics An asset must be configured before you create the policy in which you want to use it. Indicates emphasis. The Site: page appears. Indicates a variable name. Angle brackets are also typically used around the variable name, unless the variable name is included in a path—for example, Navigate to the Site > siteName page. The Aryaka tile displays Switch to Aryaka CA. Indicates a long string of user interface text. Angle brackets The Site: page appears. Indicates a placeholder for situation-dependent information. This is typically a page or file name. Right angle bracket The SD-WAN > Monitor page Indicates the path to a specific page of MyAryaka. Monospace with gray background storage.objects.get Indicates a code element or sample, a configuration file setting, or a file system path or folder name. Callouts   Indicates a note to emphasize or supplement important points of the main text. A note supplies information that may apply only in special cases. Examples are memory limitations, equipment configurations, or details that apply to specific versions of a program.   Indicates a tip to help users apply the techniques and procedures described in the text to their specific needs. A tip may suggest alternative methods that might not be obvious and helps users understand the benefits and capabilities of the product. A tip is not essential to the basic understanding of the text.   Indicates a warning to advise users that failure to take or avoid a specific action could result in loss of data. In this topic Related topics Activate configuration updates Access the Ticketing Portal