Initial Environment Configuration¶
Creating the First Administrator¶
After installing your Reemo instance, the first step is to create an Instance Administrator account. This account will serve as the entry point for the global administration of the platform.
Note
If you have enabled the dedicated administration portal feature, you must connect to this portal via the URL:
https://<your-admin-portal>/register/admin
to correctly declare the first administrator account.
Note
If you haven’t declared a domain, you can use the IP address of your portal:
https://<ip>/register/admin
Go to the following URL on your portal:
https://<your-domain>/register/admin
Fill in the required fields:
Username: Unique identifier for the administrator.
Email: Contact address for the administrator.
Password: Password associated with the account.
Submit the form.
Form for creating the first administrator account¶
Once the form is submitted, the administrator account is created, and the /register/admin route is automatically disabled for security reasons.
It will no longer be possible to recreate an administrator from this page.
Creating an Organization¶
Access: verified_user Admin Area > domain Organizations.
Click the New Organization button.
Fill in the following fields:
Name: Name of the organization.
Short Name: Name used to dedicate containers to this organization.
Features: Select Enable Containers for this Organization.
Submit the form by clicking on Create.
Creating the First Container Profile¶
Access: domain Organizations > select the newly created organization > inventory_2 Inventory > box_edit Container Profiles.
Note
This menu path (Inventory > Container Profiles) reflects Reemo 2.4.0. On earlier versions (e.g., 2.3.2), the container profile creation feature exists but may be accessible through a slightly different menu location or label.
Click on New Container Profile.
Select the Provider (which determines the provisioning environment where the container will be deployed).
Then, select the image (on a default installation, only the Chromium profile is available).
In the settings, enter a name matching the selected image, then click Next.
Configure the container Options, then click Next.
For standard internet browsing usage, leave the default options: the user will have access to the standard features of a web browser to surf the Internet.
Note
For a Bastion type usage (securing access to an internal HTTP/HTTPS resource), here is an example of a typical configuration:
Configure the Clipboard, File Transfer, Sessions, and Labels settings as needed, then click Next.
(Optional) Configure Constraints to restrict where the container can be placed, then click Create.
Creating the First User¶
Access: domain Organizations > select the organization > group Users.
Click the New User button, then New Managed User.
Fill in the required fields: Username, Email address, and Confirm password (or click Generate for a random password). The other fields (role, group access, expiration dates…) can be left at their defaults for a first user.
Click on Create to confirm.
Assigning the Container Profile to the User¶
Click on the newly created user.
In the Container Profiles tab, click on Assign container profiles.
Click Assign to link the profile to the user, then close the window.
The profile will now appear in the user’s details.
Result: Once logged in to the portal, the user will find the Chromium container on their Resources page.
