This page is intended as a Quick Start Guide for new administrators.
If you already have an account setup on InfoTrove click here to go straight to the login screen.

InfoTrove is shipped with an initial admin account with a standard default password. You can login to this "initial admin" account to set up your own user accounts. For security purposes, the "initial admin" user should then be deleted.

To login as the "initial admin" account use the following default username and password.

username admin
password adminadmin

Or alternatively use this Auto login link which will automatically fill out the username and password for you.

Once you have set-up your own company user accounts, tell your users to point their web browser to the InfoTrove login page at:

http://demo4070.atrove.com/

If at some stage you forget your admin password, you can restore the initial admin user account via the following command run as the user demo on this machine:

/usr/demo/store/infotrove_4070/install/bin/tr_revert_admin_user

Infotrove is shipped with a default evaluation license. This license is valid for 30 days and 5 users.

If you have not already purchased a license, please go to the InfoTrove About tab and select the link buy_infotrove.

When you purchase a license it will be emailed to you in the form of a key.txt file. This key.txt file should be saved to your local drive.

The key.txt license file can then be installed via the following commands run as the user demo on this machine:

/usr/demo/store/infotrove_4070/install/bin/tr_stop
cp key.txt /usr/demo/store/infotrove_4070/user/license/key.txt /usr/demo/store/infotrove_4070/install/bin/tr_start

InfoTrove is installed as a service and will start automatically after installation or a reboot of your machine.

However, if for some reason you wish to re-start the server manually use the following commands run as the user demo on this machine:

/usr/demo/store/infotrove_4070/install/bin/tr_stop
/usr/demo/store/infotrove_4070/install/bin/tr_start

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