Homepages (formerly Main pages) are custom pages that you can add to the Portal. Visible in the Portal's left menu, alongside Devices and Users.

You can add as many homepages to the Portal as desired, spread across a maximum of 3 menu items. You can even create your own custom components and manage access to the pages you create for maximal versatility. This way, the users in your company will only see the information that is relevant to them.

Please follow the steps below to get everything set up:

• Create a homepage
• Link homepages to the Portal

Create a homepage

Homepages are created in the Studio, linked in the Admin, and used in the Portal. If you are already familiar with Device pages, then you are already largely familiar with how homepages work.

1. Go to Studio > Main pages and click onAdd new main page.
   • You can also use an existing page as starting point by creating a Duplicate from the page's settings.
   • The page Name is only displayed in the Studio. The page Title and Icon are displayed in the Portal.
   • Changes are automatically saved as a draft. Don't forget to Publish the page when you're done to publish your latest changes to the Portal. If you're unhappy with your changes, you can also Revert to the published version from the page's settings.
2. In the right menu you can find the Page settings (details below). If you do not see the page settings, make sure to click with your mouse on an empty part of the page and expand the menu.

   Setting	Description
   Full width	This increases the width of the page to automatically scale to the full width of the browser window. This setting is recommended for wider screens to make optimal use of the available screen space.
   Labels	Labels can be used to organize your Studio overview and find pages, cards, and reports more easily. More information: How to organize pages, cards, and reports in the Studio. Labels are NOT available for users with Group-Based Studio Access.

3. At  Add a component, in the top left corner, select a component to add to the page.
   • You can add up to 64 components to a page. To see an overview of all components, including preview, description, and settings, see Studio components - Overview and settings.
   • You can move (drag), resize (click and drag), copy & paste (right-click), and remove (right-click) components. Tip: you can also copy a component from one page and paste it onto another page.
4. The page can be viewed in Desktop view  and Mobile viewto preview how it looks like on a desktop and mobile device respectively.
5. Use Preview to get an accurate preview of what the page will look like in the Portal.
6. Don't forget to Publish the page in the top right corner to effectively start using your latest changes in the Portal.

Link homepages to the Portal

Homepages are linked in the Admin and used in the Portal.

7. Go to Admin > Identity.
8. Under Portal settings, at Additional menu items, click on Edit.
9. Add a menu item (max 3) consisting of a single homepage or multiple homepages (details below).
   

   Type	Description
   Single homepage	This adds a menu item to the Portal that opens a single homepage. The Access category determines which users can see the page and which users don't. Leave empty to make the homepage available to every user. More information about access categories: User management explained. Users with the permission "Manage devices" will be able to see and use all services (full VPN access, VNC EasyControl, HTTP EasyControl, etc.) and pages, regardless of their access categories. Menu items can be re-arranged (drag and drop). The order is directly reflected in the Portal.
   Multiple homepages	This adds a menu item to the Portal that opens a sub-menu, listing all homepages that you add to this menu item. You need to select a menu item icon, enter a menu item label (these will be displayed in the Portal), and select at least 1 homepage. The Access category determines which users can see the page and which users don't. Leave empty to make the homepage available to every user. More information about access categories: User management explained. If a user does not have access to any of the homepages in this menu item, the menu item will not be displayed. Users with the permission "Manage devices" will be able to see and use all services (full VPN access, VNC EasyControl, HTTP EasyControl, etc.) and pages, regardless of their access categories. The Group determines how homepages are grouped within the sub-menu. This enables you to organize pages within this menu item. The groups you create a limited to this menu item. Homepages and menu items can be re-arranged (drag and drop). The order is directly reflected in the Portal.