When you install a fresh copy of Angelfish, the application has the default config settings.
This article provides a list of settings to update the first time you login to a fresh Angelfish installation as an admin.
Immediately after installation, the only User account on the system is the admin account.
Username: admin
Password: Angelfish123
USER ACCOUNTS
User Accounts are managed in Global - Users.
1) Create an Account for Yourself
- Click the New button
- Enter your details and choose Global Admin
- Click the Save button
2) Update Admin Account Password
- Select the admin User
- Enter the new password twice in the appropriately-named fields
- Click the Save button when finished
- Write the new password somewhere!
If you forget the password for the admin account, it can be reset - you'll need to open a support ticket however.
SETTINGS
Click Global - Settings to access these options.
1) General Tab
- Login Settings - Angelfish Server URL
- Enter the hostname & port of the Angelfish Server
- e.g. http://agf.internal.corp:9000
- Click the Save button when finished
- The contents of this field are used in emails from the Angelfish Server
2) Email Settings tab
- Please enter data in all relevant fields
- Click the Save button when finished
- Click the Send button to test the settings
- Angelfish uses these settings for all email functions:
- AYA (Ask Your Admins)
- Nightly Summary
- User: Email Login Info
3) Home Screens Tab
- User Home & Admin Home are the first screens shown after login
- The contents of these fields are shown in User Home and Admin Home
- You can use HTML tags in the text fields for formatting
EXTRA CREDIT
1) Create Service Accounts
- Datasources and Lists can re-use the same authentication info, via a Service Account
- Enter Auth info once, use it as many times as needed
- More importantly: when the password changes, you only need to update it in one place
- Click Global - Service Account
- Click the New Button
- Enter a Username, Password, and (optional) Domain
- Click the Save button when finished