Auth Server installation

Copy the authserver folder to your workstation.

Copy the api_config.json file generated in the configuration step into the authserver folder.

Double-click AuthServer-0.0.18.exe to start the installation.

Select I accept the agreement and click Next.

Proceed with the default path and click Next.

Proceed with the default name and click Next.

Click Install.

Select No, I will restart the computer later.

Open the Auth Server external URL/IP in a browser to verify installation.

If the Auth Server page does not display in your browser, it may be blocked by the local Windows firewall. Follow the firewall rule section below.

If the local Windows firewall blocks the Auth Server, create an inbound rule.

Steps

Search for Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security and open it.

Right-click Inbound Rules and click New Rule.

Choose the Port option and click Next.

Choose TCP and enter ports 443, 12500.

Click Allow the connection.

Check Domain, Private, and Public.

Enter the name Auth Server Web Socket and click Finish.

After the Auth Server is reachable in the browser:

Open the Auth Server external IP in a browser.
Enter the URL as https and the tenant name (for example, demo3-pilot.1kosmos.net), with port 443.
Enter the following details and click Next:

Username — 1K internal DB user ID
Password — Password of the above user. This creates an admin account in the Auth Server using the same user.
Community ID — Your community ID
Tenant ID — Your tenant ID
License key — Service ext license key

Enable the Default Group checkbox, enter a Default Group name, and click Save.
Click OK on the confirmation screen.
Log in using the same 1K internal DB credentials entered above.

After logging in, complete the post-installation configuration:

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