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1. Once the Import process has finished, start the VM.
   
   1. This can be done by clicking on the VM and clicking Start on the top bar.
       

2. Once the virtual machine has started, FlexDeploy tomcat server will also automatically start and you will see screen shown below and you can login using http://localhost:8000/flexdeploy.

   If you do not see the message indicating that FlexDeploy is starting then you will have to start it as described in #a below.
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   It takes some time for Tomcat server to start application, so give few minutes before you launch application in browser.
   
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   Tip
   FlexDeploy can be started using start_flexdeploy.sh script as well. Login using flexuser/flexdeploy1 credentials. You can do this on Virtual Box window or

   you can login using putty as well, just use

   using Putty (localhost with port 222

   .To start FlexDeploy, use the start command: ./start_flexdeploy.sh. Because the database can take some time to initialize there may be a small delay, the startup script will let to you know it's waiting to connect.
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3. After few minutes, Open your browser to http://localhost:8000/flexdeploy. 
4. Once FlexDeploy has loaded, you can log in and explore. FlexDeploy User credentials are fdadmin/welcome1. 
   

   

   
   

   

Stopping FlexDeploy VM

1. Run stop command.
   1. Start SSH session on port 222 and login as flexuser.
   2. cd
   3. ./stop_flexdeploy.sh
2. Power Off VM in VirtualBox Manager. 
   

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