IBM E02HRLL-G - WebSphere Partner Gateway..., Administration Manual

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Chapter 3. Basic Community Console tasks
The tasks described in this guide are performed using the WebSphere Partner
Gateway Community Console. The Community Console is a Web application
providing a secure access point accessible through a web browser.
Topics covered in this chapter include:
v
“ Logging in to the Community Console”
v
“ Navigating through the Community Console” on page 16
v
“Community Console icons” on page 16
v
“ Logging off from the Community Console” on page 18
Logging in to the Community Console
The Community Console requires one of the following Web browsers:
v
Microsoft
(R)
Internet Explorer version 6.0 with SP1 or 7.
v Mozilla version 1.7.8 or later.
v
Firefox version 1.5 or later.
Be sure to install the latest available service pack and updates for your browser.
Note: The Community Console requires cookie support to be turned on to
maintain session information. No personal information is stored in the cookie and
it expires when the browser is closed.
For optimum viewing, use a minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768.
To log in to the Community Console, follow these steps:
1. Type the following URL in the location field of any Web browser:
http:// hostname . domain :58080/console (unsecure)
https:// hostname . domain :58443/console (secure)
Where
hostname
and
domain
are the name and location of the computer hosting
the Community Console component.
2. In the Community Console login window, in the User Name field, type the
appropriate name:
v
For the hub administrator, the default user name is
hubadmin
.
v
For the operator administrator, the default user name is
Admin
.
3. In the Password field, type the password for your site. The default password is
Pa55word
.
4. In the Company Login Name field, type the Admin login name. The default
login name for both the hub administrator and operator administrator user is
Operator
Note:
If user IDs and passwords are going to be centrally managed from
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) then a Company Login Name
field will not display. For further information about LDAP see the section,
Chapter 7, “LDAP support for logon authentication,” on page 75.
5. Click Login .
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