Frontend Essentials

tiCrypt Frontend Overview

The front end of tiCrypt is the core of the user experience.

Unlike the intricate back end, the front end offers a user-friendly interface. It facilitates easy adoption for new users, enabling them to engage with the system.

tiCrypt users enjoy extended accessibility, as they can execute prompt commands directly from the user interface. This feature enriches the user experience within the virtual machine environment.

Users are given control of the platform to manage their space via permissions and features.

Concerning permissions, both sub-administrators and administrators possess significant customization options. Specifically, each user can access a vast array of 2 to the power of 56 permission combinations.

Frontend has three primary tabs on the top left, each having its sections:

My Vault

Includes: Files, Users, Groups and Projects.

Management

Includes: Users, Teams, Projects, Virtual Machines, Backup, Escrow and Miscellaneous section.

Virtual Machines

Includes: Virtual Machines and Drives.

tiCrypt Frontend Tabs

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Each tab will show up based on the user permission. For example, some users may see only the Vault and Virtual Machines tab, while others may see the Management tab.

On the right, there are three sections which correspond to each user profile:

Profile Menu

Includes: My profile, My profile Picture, Theme, My Teams' Resource Usage, Suspend, Change Password and Logout option.

Notifications

Includes: All notifications that address your actions.

Customer Support

Includes: Your host institution and contact support.

tiCrypt Frontend Menu

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Profiles of each user may be personalized by theme or role.

At the page bottom, there are three areas that have to do with product licensing & compliance:

Access Changelog

Includes: Frontend changelog of all tiCrypt frontend (f), backend (b), and connect app (c) versions.

CUI Label

Includes: Controlled Unclassified Information label for compliance purposes.

Copyrights

Includes: Copyrights of Tera Insights LLC and the University of Florida.

tiCrypt Frontend Footer

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Automatic frontend version updates will always show up in the Access changelog.