> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nara.stream/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nara.stream/admin/nara-server-admin.md).

# Nara Server Admin

Nara provides a web-based administration interface making it easy to check on the system performance and perform administrative tasks.

The administration interface is accessed via the following URL: https\://\<nara\_server>/admin (note that you will need a secure admin login to access this page).

Once the interface loads you will see the following screen:

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Ths presents an overview of the server's configuration and current status. The tabs along the top allow you to access different parts of the system:

**Nara Admin** (Details of running processes, logged in users and GPU usage. This page also provides access to the various system logs as well as the [Formats Editor](/advanced-features/custom-formats.md) which allows you to create and manage custom formats).

**Queue** (a detailed view of the operations queue on the local server - this provides the same information as the [Queue Monitor](/advanced-features/the-queue-monitor.md) available from the main Nara interface)

**Diagnostics** (Nara includes a set of built-in diagnostic tools which help to keep the server running at its optimum performance level)

**Software** (A list of the currently installed application software versions)

**Licence** (This is where you can check the status of the Nara server licences and add new licences for additional functionality)

**Web Config** (allows you manage who has access to the administration interface, what they can see and what they are allowed to change)