Choosing a room causes a list of networks to appear in the interface objects. Choosing a network causes a free IP address from that network to be placed in the interface's I.P. Address field. This picture shows one of the administrative objects that the server uses to track permissions. This picture is showing the privileges and objects associated with user amy's gashadmin persona. The client's toolbar has been disabled in this shot, to leave more space for data fields in the persona object.
Roles define what admins of that type can do to objects in the database.
This screen shot shows the permissions editor in the Ganymede client. The Ganymede server provides a convenient query mechanism that allows users to search through the database for objects of a given type matching complex criteria. The user can choose what fields they are interested in getting back from the server when a query is performed. As with most places in the Ganymede client, users can right-click on a row in a query report and jump right to that object for viewing or editing. Note that this screenshot is actually from an older version of the Ganymede client, and so doesn't show the status icon in the bottom left.