Administration Menu

The Administration menu is on the right of the grey task bar at the bottom of the PhixFlow window.

The options that are available in the Administration menu depend upon your privileges. Administrators configure privileges in roles; see Managing User Groups and Privileges.

The menu has the following options:

Option	Description
Support	Options for PhixFlow support.
Support Centre	Open a browser window into PhixFlow's online support desk. Your designated support contacts will have login details.
Email Support	Open an email message addressed to support@phixflow.com, if your computer is configured to do this.
About PhixFlow	Display general information about PhixFlow, in particular the current version that you are using.
Help	Open the PhixFlow Help Overview page in a browser window.
Import	Options for importing to the current instance.
Import Configuration	Open a file browser to select applications or packages that have previously been exported from another PhixFlow instance and import them into the current PhixFlow instance; see Import Configuration
Import Stream Data	Import stream data previously exported from another PhixFlow instance; see Import Stream Data
Export	Options for exporting from the current instance.
Export Full Configuration	Export everything.
Open Export Pane	Open a window where you can select the applications or packages that you want to export. Export Pane.
Open Export Pane	Open a window where you can select the stream data that you want to export; see Export Stream Data.
Other Options	Additional options
Get Snap Shot	Create and download an Excel file containing a snapshot of the currently running processes. This provides useful information when troubleshooting problems.
Download Log File	Open a window where you can specify server-side log files to download as a zip file; see Downloading Server Log Files.
Publish Streams	Manually update the stream data tables in the PhixFlow database with all the current stream data.

Security

All passwords stored in PhixFlow are encrypted. In some fields, users can toggle the view of their own passwords between hidden (a row of dots) and visible.

Exported configurations can be encrypted. To enforce encryption, use a Password Policy.