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# First Login

### Admin User Login  <a href="#post_install" id="post_install"></a>

Before the first login, it is necessary to reset the password for the admin user by using the following command within the docker-compose directory:

```
./oml_manage --reset_pass
```

Next, access the deployed instance URL through the browser using the default credentials. If you deployed Docker-Desktop in a local environment, log in with localhost, or use the IP address if the environment is remote:

<https://localhost> or <https://your_VM_VPS>\_IP

Default Admin User & Pass:

```
admin
admin
```

On the first login with these credentials, you will be prompted to change the password:

<figure><img src="/files/hRYeh8JdDqa6MlilkO78" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### oml\_manage script <a href="#user-content-the-oml_manage-script" id="user-content-the-oml_manage-script"></a>

This script is used for administrative actions, such as reading container logs, deleting Postgres tables, and other possible tasks.

```
./oml_manage --help
```

### Creating initial data for testing <a href="#user-content-create-some-testing-data" id="user-content-create-some-testing-data"></a>

Based on the following script, it's possible to generate initial data in the instance (such as test agents and campaigns), with the goal of speeding up the initial environment setup.

```
./oml_manage --init_env
```

In case of test data creation, the script allows you to generate agents and test campaigns ready for use:

<figure><img src="/files/UoaCTKKA0k5lv24twMF0" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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