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February 18, 2009
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admin can't login in console, fms 3.5

  • February 18, 2009
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i can't login in admin console, fms 3.5, linux ES5
http://192.168.1.44/fms_adminConsole.htm(it prompts incorrect id/pwd after login)

I can do it in the server, localhost, successfully!

server add: 192.168.1.44 or 192.168.1.44:1111 or 192.168.1.44:1112
id: mint
pd: video123

fms.ini

SERVER.ADMIN_USERNAME = mint

# Password for server admin
# For example:
# SERVER.ADMIN_PASSWORD = bar
#
SERVER.ADMIN_PASSWORD = video123
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    Participating Frequently
    March 18, 2010
    • Check your firewall settings of the server and make sure port 1111 is open for Admin Command requests.
    • If its not firewall, there are two aspects here:
      • Not able to login using Admin Console can be Flash Security issue when you try from other machine to log-in into you server
        • Solution:Open your Admin Console.swf or .html in Flash Player(or your browser) from another computer. Right click on .swf , it should give you pop up menu with options like Settings and Global Settings. Click on Global Settings. It will take you to page on web : http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_man ager.html. You will few links :- Click on What are security settings?. Then click on Global Security Settings panel link which would be there on the page.It will show up Dialog box: Do following steps.Click on Always Allow and then click on Edit Locations drop down. Click on Add Location. Browse for your console file or  add the folder where you have your Admin Console.swf or .html or you can add whole drive for now say C:\.Now close the page.Close the .swf or .html file.Try login again.
      • If you are trying HTTP way , http commands might not be enabled in Users.xml.
        • Solution:To do that please follow below steps

          • Open Users.xml (locate it <FMS root>/conf/User.xml)
          • Make following changes:

    <AdminServer>

    <HTTPCommands>

    <!-- Enable or disable using HTTP requests to execute admin commands.     -->

    <!-- Set to "true" to enable, otherwise it will be disabled.  The           -->

    <!-- actual commands permitted for server admin and virtual host admin    -->

    <!-- users can be set in the Allow and Deny elements.                                       -->

    <Enable>${USERS.HTTPCOMMAND_ALLOW}</Enable>

    <!-- List of server admin commands that can be accessed via HTTP.         -->

    <!-- Add multiple commands separated by commas.  "All" indicates          -->

    <!-- every command (it's not recommended to allow all commands).          -->

    <!-- Seperate multiple commands with commas.                              -->

    <Allow>All</Allow>

    <!-- List of server admin commands denied access via HTTP.                -->

    <!-- Add multiple commands seperated by commas.  "All" indicates          -->

    <!-- every command.                                                       -->

    <Deny></Deny>

    <!-- Processing order for deny and allow command lists.  "Deny,Allow"     -->

    <!-- means the command will be allowed if the command is in the allow     -->

    <!-- list or not in the deny list.   "Allow,Deny" means the command       -->

    <!-- will be allowed if it is in the allow list and not in the            -->

    <!-- deny list.                                                           -->

    <Order>Deny,Allow</Order>

    </HTTPCommands>

    </AdminServer>

    Try commands now.

    let me know if you are still running into issues.

    Adobe Employee
    March 19, 2010

    From your browser can you do this : http://server:1111/admin/ping?auser="username"&apswd="passwd" where username and passwd are the credentials in the fms.ini and server is the server name or ip. What error it throws??