Adobe FMS 4.5 EC2

I have tried the process and it still does not work. I executed the command:

/opt/adobe/fms/fmsadmin -console -user admin

Filled out the password when prompted. Tried to login with that password on the GUI console. Did not work. Here is the output of users.xml

more Users.xml

<Root>

    <UserList>

        <!-- This tag defines an administrator for the server. -->

        <User name="${SERVER.ADMIN_USERNAME}">

            <!-- Salted Password Hash for this vhost administrator. -->

            <Password>7ac4cd358378aedec699ca7a322c14c44a155f121d1bf8fe4cc0faaed9c15381be9b4fd1e0199e17</Password>

            <!-- This admin can only connect to the server from the specified -->

            <!-- hosts. This is specified as a comma delimited list of        -->

            <!-- hostnames or domain names, and/or (full or partial) IP       -->

            <!-- addresses. For example,                                      -->

            <!-- "foo.yourcompany.com, macromedia.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60"    -->

            <Allow></Allow>

            <!-- This admin cannot connect to the server from any of the      -->

            <!-- specified hosts. This is specified as a comma delimited list -->

            <!-- of hostnames or domain names, and/or (full or partial) IP    -->

            <!-- addresses. For example,                                      -->

            <!-- "foo.yourcompany.com, macromedia.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60"    -->

            <Deny></Deny>

            <!-- Specifies the order in which to evaluate the <Allow> and     -->

            <!-- <Deny> tags. This can be "Allow,Deny" or "Deny,Allow". The   -->

            <!-- default is "Deny,Allow" which means that access is allowed   -->

            <!-- unless specified in <Deny> and not specified in <Allow>.     -->

            <Order>Allow,Deny</Order>

        </User>

    </UserList>

    <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>ping</Allow>

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

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

            <!-- every command.                                                       -->

            <Deny>All</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>

</Root>