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# AdministradorFF

AdministradorFF is the graphical interface used to create, consult, modify and delete the product configuration profiles. There are two options to run it:

* If the UNIX machine has a graphical environment, you should edit the file **connection.properties** in AdministradorFF/conf and modify the property **connection.usessh** of **true** a **false.**
* If the UNIX machine does not have a graphical environment, AdministradorFF can be run from a machine that does have one, for example, from a Windows system, by carrying out the following steps:
  1. Check that SSH connection is possible between the machine with graphical environment and the UNIX machine.
  2. Copy all the contents of the directory **AdministradorFF** of the installation package to a directory on the machine with graphical environment.
  3. Configure the file **connection.properties** in *AdministradorFF/conf* on the machine with graphical environment with the following values:
     * **connection.usessh** = t*rue*
     * **connection.url** = the UNIX machine's network address
     * **connection.port =** SSH port (default is 22)
     * **connection.user =** user of the UNIX machine that will access to configure Editran/FF. The password will be prompted on screen at the time of access.
     * **connection.path =** full path where the AdministradorFF directory is located on the UNIX machine (in the example in this manual, in *opt/editranff/AdministradorFF)*

To run adminff and open the graphical interface, the corresponding script for the operating system being used should be used, *adminff.bat* for Windows or *adminff.sh* for Unix. **Although AdministradorFF is run from a remote machine, all paths indicated during configuration must always be relative to the UNIX machine where the product will be used.**

The interface has a toolbar on the left side that allows you to select all configurable elements in the product and which will be discussed in detail in the following sections of this manual. The corresponding view to the selected item will be shown in the main panel.


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