Appboard/2.4/admin/accessing appboard

Default Settings

After installing AppBoard without any configuration changes the default access information is as follows:

URL	http://<hostname>:8080/
User Name	administrator
Password	administrator
Domain	System

Using the URL above the browser is redirected to the actual login page, as shown below:

AppBoard 2.4 default login screen

Important URLs

The table below summarizes the important URLs for accessing AppBoard. Please note the localhost:8080 should be substituted for the host and port AppBoard is actually running on in your environment.

Component	URL	Description
AppBoard	http://localhost:8080/enportal/ab/home	If the User's default role is portalAdministration, this will launch the AppBoard Builder. Otherwise, this will launch the AppBoard Viewer.
AppBoard Builder	http://localhost:8080/enportal/ab/home?builder	If user 's Role is portalAdministration, this will launch the AppBoard Builder. Otherwise, this will launch the AppBoard Viewer.
AppBoard Builder (Debug mode**)	http://localhost:8080/enportal/ab/home?debug=true	If user 's Role is portalAdministration, this will launch the AppBoard Builder in debug mode. Otherwise, this will launch the AppBoard Viewer.
AppBoard Viewer	http://localhost:8080/enportal/ab/home?viewer	Launches the AppBoard Viewer. (A non-administrator User will also access the AppBoard Viewer by going to the Home URL or AppBoard URL)
AppBoard Viewer (Debug Mode**)	http://localhost:8080/enportal/ab/home?viewer&debug=true	Launches the AppBoard Viewer in debug mode.
enPortal	http://localhost:8080/enportal/home	Launches enPortal
Home URL	http://localhost:8080/	Launches either AppBoard or enPortal, depending on the Home URL configuration (see "Home URL" section below)
Safemode	http://localhost:8080/enportal/ab/#safeMode=	Launches AppBoard in "safe mode". This is used by the administrator for troubleshooting. In the case where an error is preventing the administrator from deleting a failing component, this URL will launch the AppBoard Builder with all of the Stacks hidden from display. The administrator can then access the configuration panels to delete or edit the broken component.