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Step 3: Create an administrator account (Lotus Foundations Branch Office 1.1 - Getting Started Guide) 

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Step 3: Create an administrator account  

Lotus Foundations is managed through a web-based interface called WebConfig. You can access WebConfig on the server at https://server_ip_address:8043/. To create an administrator account, perform the following steps from a Web browser on a workstation that is connected to the same network as the server:
1.        Read the IP address on the server console of the Lotus Foundations server. For demonstration purposes, the IP address 192.168.0.1 is used.
2.        Open a Web browser on a workstation, and enter the following URL https://server-ip-address:8043/.
For example: https://192.168.0.1:8043
3.        Select a default language. Read and accept the licenses on the next two screens. The Create Administrator Account page is displayed.

Figure 11. Creating an administrator account

4.        To create an administrator account, leave the user ID as root. Enter a valid password, and reenter the password. Write this password down in case you forget it.
Caution: the administrator user ID must be root. You can create additional administrator accounts later.
5.        Enter an Internet domain name. Any Internet domain name can be entered at this point. The organization's real Internet domain name is required before you install Lotus Foundations Branch Office.
6.        Enter the software activation key in the Activation Key field. For more information on this, consult the Lotus Foundations Branch Office Administration Guide.
7.        Click Save Changes. The Administrator Account Created page displays.
8.        Click Login. Use the root user ID and password you just created to login to WebConfig. WebConfig continues the setup and server configuration.
Entering or changing an activation key at a later date  

There are two reasons why you might need to do this procedure:  
  • You did not have the activation key when you did the initial installation.  
  • You want to change an existing activation key that is already installed.

In either case, follow these steps:
1.        Open a Web browser on the workstation to https://server_ip_address:8043/.
2.        Enter the rootadministrator user ID and password.
3.        Click Software Updatein the left-side menu of WebConfig.

Figure 12. Software Update menu selection of WebConfig

4.        Edit the Foundations Registration section and enter the activation key. Save your changes.


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