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 from the main menu , go to services → kyndryl services → the dashboard displays details of insights and data table in the kyndryl bridge dashboard for network and edge management, which provides visibility into device inventory, network health, compliance metrics, and life cycle management refer to the following table for user permissions and entitlement mapping details \ id \ \ email domain \ \ audience \ \ kmns entitlement \ \ internal user \ \ view rights \ \ edit rights \ 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 insights dashboard overview metrics cards the top section of the insights tab displays high level health and operational metrics devices created tracks the newly added network devices within the past 24 hours network devices (kis) shows total discovered devices in kyndryl inventory services network devices (nic) shows total discovered devices in network inventory controller active devices displays the count of devices currently online and reachable offline devices lists devices which are inactive missing health details identifies devices lacking operational health metric missing compliance data highlights devices with unavailable or incomplete compliance information the tool tip provides more information about each card users can use the search tab to find specific devices by name, model, vendor, or site users can use the filter option to narrow down displayed records using specific attributes device inventory breakdown charts the visual donut and bar charts categorize your total inventory by various attributes \ chart name \ \ chart type \ \ key data included \ \ image \ device distribution by type donut chart the distribution of devicesacross sites to support capacity planning, operational oversight, and inventory management for example router, switch, firewall etc device distribution by site donut chart the distribution of devices across supported network device categories within the inventory for example phoenix dc, atl dc, remote etc device distribution by location donut chart visualizes how network devices are distributed across geographic locations, providing visibility into asset deployment and infrastructure coverage across your environment for example us tx, us ny etc network vendor distribution horizontal bar shows how network devices are distributed across vendors, providing visibility into infrastructure composition, vendor diversity, and asset coverage across the network environment for example cisco, juniper, etc software version distribution horizontal bar the distribution of software versions across devices, providing visibility into version adoption, standardization, and potential upgrade needs across the environment for example cisco ios xe 17 9 4 juniper junos 23 2r1 lifecycle and support status tracking the lower section monitors critical hardware and operating system milestones \ name \ \ definition \ \ examples \ \ image \ hardware end of life (eol) status the distribution of network devices by hardware lifecycle status, including devices that are supported, nearing end of life (eol), or past vendor support dates visualizes eol progress across categories—eol reached, eol approaching < 90 days, eol approaching < 180 days, eol > 180 days, and eol data not available hardware end of support (eos) status the distribution of network devices by hardware end of support (eos) status or have exceeded vendor support periods tracks hardware support across categories like eos reached, eos approaching < 90 days, eos approaching < 180 days, eos > 180 days, and eos data not available operating system end of life status the network operating system versions that are supported, nearing end of life, or no longer receiving vendor support, updates, or maintenance summarizes os service life cycles indicating eol reached, eol approaching < 90 days, eol >90 days, and eol data not available operating system end of service status the network operating system versions that are supported, nearing end of service, or no longer receiving vendor support, updates, or maintenance displays os status breakdowns, indicating eos reached, eos not reached, or eos data not available data table the data table view provides detailed list views in the network inventory module displays detailed hardware and software specifications for managed network devices, including support lifecycle dates users can use the search tab to find specific devices by name, model, vendor, or site users can use the filter option to narrow down displayed records using specific attributes inventory data columns \ column name \ \ definition \ hostname the unique name assigned to a device on the network vendor the manufacturer or vendor of the device (for example, cisco, juniper, dell) model the specific hardware model of the device site the site, facility, or location grouping where the device is installed location physical location of the device, such as building, floor, room, or data center os version the version of the operating system currently running on the device hw eos date hardware end of support date, after which vendor support for hardware is no longer provided os eos date operating system end of support date, after which support and updates for the os are no longer available hw eol date hardware end of life date, indicating the hardware is no longer sold or officially supported os eol date operating system end of life date, indicating the os is retired and no longer maintained date data last collected the most recent date when inventory or device information was gathered from the device device type/role the functional role of the device, such as router, switch, firewall, load balancer, or server serial number the manufacturer's unique identifier assigned to the device firmware version the version of firmware currently installed on the device management ip the ip address used to manage, monitor, and access the device administratively refer to the image for more information 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 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