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The REST server can be started manuelly with the script `startAdaRest.sh` on Unix/Linux platforms, or with `startAdaRest.bat` on Windows platforms. The manuel start of the server will open a console window to show the REST server output.

The REST server example page can be accessed via `http://localhost:<port>` or `https://localhost:<port>`. The initial user name is `admin` and the password `manage`.

**Please change the password or remove the default user password of the `admin` user out of `realm.properties` file. New users can be added using the `service.<sh or bat>` script.**
The REST server example page can be accessed via `http://localhost:<port>` or `https://localhost:<port>`. The initial user name is `admin` and the default password is set during the installation of the Adabas RESTful server.

## 1.9. REST Server Authentication

### 1.9.1. JAAS

Adabas RESTful server supports the Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) security module of Java. It is possible to set up any JAAS module.

The file `security.conf` configures the JAAS security classes used to set up the authorization.

There are a number of modules predefined in the delivered configuration:

| Name | Content |
|---|---|
| Adabas | Provide the hash realm access from previous version (see below) |
| LocalUnix | Use the Software AG local access security library (SSX) to enable system authorization |
| LocalWindows | Use the local system authentication |

#### 1.9.1.1. Adabas password file
#### 1.9.1. Adabas password file

The REST server supports a minimal authentication realm. In order to set up the authentication using MD5 or SHASUM hash encoding, modify the realm.properties from the configuration subdirectory as required. By default, the user `admin` with password `manage` is defined.
The REST server supports a minimal authentication realm. In order to set up the authentication using MD5 or SHASUM hash encoding, modify the realm.properties from the configuration subdirectory as required. By default, the user `admin` with the default password set during the installation of the REST server.

A simple password file called `realm.properties` contains user name and password information. The format of the password
file is as following.
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To add a new user to the `realm.properties` you can start the `server.<sh or bat> add_user` command.

The realm.properties authentication is not used if ADASAF/RACF based authentication is configured.

##### 1.9.1.1.1. Creating an MD5 Hash

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