Crowd 1.1 : 4. Running the Setup Wizard
This page last changed on Jun 18, 2007 by rosie@atlassian.com.
Welcome to the Setup Wizard
When accessing the Crowd Administration Console for the first time, you will be presented with the Setup Wizard which will prompt you for a set of default values. Note that all of these values can be adjusted later if required. 1. LicensingCrowd licenses are based on the number of end-users who will login to one or more of the applications that are integrated with Crowd. Evaluation licenses may be obtained from the Atlassian website.Screenshot 1: 'License'
![]() 2. OptionsThis part of the setup process controls the general options of the Crowd server. Screenshot 2: 'Options' ![]()
3. Mail ServerCrowd can send email notifications to users during special events such as when a password is reset. Enter the details of your mail server, and the username and password (if required) that Crowd will use to log in to your mail server:
Screenshot 3: 'Mail Server' ![]() 4. Default DirectoryA default directory needs to be configured. For information about configuring different types of directories (Internal, LDAP or Custom) please see 2.2 Adding a Directory. Screenshot 4: 'Default Directory' ![]()
5. Default AdministratorA default Crowd administrator needs to be created. The default administrator will be automatically added to the default group crowd-administrators, thereby giving them rights to access the Crowd Administration Console. Screenshot 5: 'Detault Administrator' ![]() 6. Integrated ApplicationsYou have the option to auto-configure two applications. It is recommended that you select 'True' for both:
Screenshot 6: 'Integrated Applications' ![]()
Setup CompleteYou are now ready to use the Crowd Administration Console. For details, please see the Crowd Administration Guide. Related Topics
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