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What are the default credentials to log into the web interface?

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How can I add another user to Open-AudIT?

In the Open-AudIT web interface, as an admin user, select the menu item menu -> Users -> Add a User.

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Now in the Open-AudIT web interface - as an Admin level user - call the URL http://<SERVER>/index.php/admin_test/data or (if you have the Opmantek VM) http://<SERVER>/open-audit/index.php/admin_test/datadata 

It may take a few seconds to return to the homepage, but when it does you should have data for 1,000 devices, multiple locations and organisations in your database.

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The default URL for accessing Open-AudIT Community is http://<SERVER>/open-audit/index.php/main/list_groups (where <SERVER> is your computer name or IP Address).NOTE - if you have the Opmantek VM, the URL will be http://<SERVER>/open-audit/index.php/main/list_groups  (where <SERVER> is your computer name or IP Address).

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You may need to manually update the Groups to have them populate devices. To do this, go to Menu -> Admin -> Groups -> List Groups and click the 'update' icon next to the group in question. Usually the best place to start is the 'All Devices' group. If this does then display the missing devices, you can run http://<SERVER>/open-audit/index.php/admin_groups/update_groups - this will update ALL groups within Open-AudIT. Be aware that this may take some time.

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If you open the file (for Windows) c:\xampplite\htdocs\open-audit\index.php or (for Debian/Ubuntu) /var/www/open-audit/index.php or (for RedHat/Centos) /var/www/open-audit/html/index.php and then change the line:

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You should now be able to navigate to http://<SERVER>:81/ in your browser and get a response.

I cannot start the Apache service on Windows.

Have you checked that another program is not already using port 80? If you start a command prompt and type:

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