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# Changing login and password to enter the admin panel

Login and password for the module admin panel are set during the installation of the server part of the application. To change them, you can edit the configuration file:

Open the /etc/itgrix\_bx/config.json file with any convenient text editor:

```
nano /etc/itgrix_bx/config.json
```

In the last block ("server") change the values of parameters "login" and "password" to the new ones:

```json
"server": {
        "login": "admin",
        "password": "admin",
```

If the module version is lower than 3.10.0, restart the module service to re-read the configuration file. If the version is higher than 3.10.0, the configuration file will be re-read automatically and a manual restart is not required.

```
service itgrix_bx restart
```


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