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Latest revision as of 13:57, 14 November 2022
In order to log on to the Management Console follow these instructions:
- Open your favorite web browser.
- Navigate to https://<hostname-or-ip-address-of-management-server>:8470.
- Accept any security related warning from your browser caused by the self-signed certificate.
- In the User Name field enter admin or your personal system administrator's user name. Enter the appropriate password into the Password field and click OK.
- After authentication succeeded you will see the Management Console's dashboard.
Multi-Factor Authentication
To harden the login process, MFA can be enabled for system administrators. More about MFA can be found on the Your MFA Settings documentation page.
