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To manage host administration panel access settings, edit the "appsettings.json" file in the ..\6Kare\Agent\Configuration folder.
Key Notes
Accessing the Administration Panel
On some installations, port 5000 might not be reserved for Administration Panel. In this situation, access port to this page can be customized in the file"..\6Kare\Agent\Configuration\appsettings.json". You can also prevent access to this page in the same file.
If there is no file with this nameno appsettings.json file in this directory, just copy the same file from "..\6Kare\Agent" folder into into "..\6Kare\Agent\Configuration" folder and make changes on it.
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Application and Domain Names
When Emakin runs for the first time after the installation; by default, it creates an application, named "localhost" and a domain, named "default".
While the application name can be changed from the Administration Panel, domain name can not.
It can still be changed from the SQL database manually. It is suggested to create your own application and domain with custom names early on.
Accessing the User Interface
If there is only one application and one domain registered to Emakin, you can access the user interface with the addresses like "localhost", "default.localhost", "domain_name.localhost", "domain_name.application_name" or any other name that is redirected to the localhost, even if you have already customized the names of the application and the domain.
If there is only one application but multiple domains, you can access your domains with the addresses like "domain_name1.localhost", "domain_name2.localhost" etc. or "domain_name1.application_name", "domain_name2.application_name" etc.
For multiple applications with multiple domains, you have to type the exact address to access any domain's user interface.
Default Domain User Information
The default domain comes with a default Admin user. Its login information is as below:
user name: admin@emakin.com
password: admin