Managed Network Services landing page

the landing page presents the network inventory dashboard containing critical data regarding the status of your network devices, and the operating systems pertaining to them navigate to the landing page as follows important currently aiops has features such as network device onboarding, network inventory controllers like users, sites dialog and tenants dialog however, these features are currently disabled in bridge after the aiops migration is completed these features will be enabled from the main menu , go to services → kyndryl services → user roles and access permissions entitlements refer to the following table for user permissions and entitlement mapping details \<font color="#f3f4f6"> id \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6"> email domain \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6"> audience \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6"> kmns entitlement \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6"> internal user \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6"> view rights \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6"> edit rights \</font> p1 @kyndryl com internal kmns account viewer or iaiops network account view true true false p2 @kyndryl com internal kmns account operator or iaiops network account edit true true true p3 @kyndryl com internal kmns account administrator or iaiops network account administer true true true p4 non kyndryl external kmns account viewer false true false p5 non kyndryl external none false false false the dashboard displays six widgets four status summary widgets network hardware eol status summary – devices nearing end of life network hardware eos status summary – devices nearing end of service network os eol status summary – operating systems nearing end of life network os eos status summary – operating systems nearing end of service two top five insights widgets top 5 countries network os – the five countries containing the highest number of network devices with access to relevant statistics about their associated operating systems top 5 lifecycle statuses network os – the most common lifecycle statuses of operating systems for network devices in your it estate example production 200,000 decommission 100,000 planned 40,000 installed 35,000 in stock 25,000 for details refer to end of life and end of service widgets docid x9ednuffy1fmkxudxmqo and network os insights widgets docid\ oiehca11jnhfxwwt7d4h4 end of life and end of service widgets docid x9ednuffy1fmkxudxmqo \ ascertain an at a glance end of life and end of service status for network devices and operating systems network os insights widgets docid\ oiehca11jnhfxwwt7d4h4 \ determine mission critical insights into os hotspots by country and lifecycle status supported widgets docid 8uepcdvso1faxyxhjcqan \ understand the widgets available to you in network & edge