TAKServerSetup.txt

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# See the Centos7Install.txt file for Centos7 installation
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# The assumption at the outset is that the Centos7 system has
# been installed and configured, and that the TAK server is now
# running and needs to be properly configured and security tasks
# need to be completed.  This document will direct that process.
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# The first task, is to use the /opt/tak/certs/ReadMe.txt file to
# generate the server root certificate (ca root), the trust store,
# and a client certificate for the clients you allow to connect to
# the TAK server.
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# 1. If not already done, change the password for the "tak" user
# which is required for the next step.
sudo passwd tak
# and record the new password for the "tak" user for use in step 2.

# 2. Use the UserManager.jar process to create the basic local
# administrator login credentials
sudo su tak
java -jar /opt/tak/utils/UserManager.jar usermod -A -p <password> <username>
# 3. And now you may login to the main web interface at:
# http://localhost:8080
# The web page will prompt for the login credentials created in 
# step 2. above.
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# 4. The http://localhost:8080/setup page will allow you to 
# configure a secure access port (typically port 8089) using the
# truststore created 
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# See the Centos7Install.txt file for Centos7 installation
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# See the TAKServerMintInstall.txt file for Mint (v20) installation
# which should also work for Ubuntu and Debian and derivatives.
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