Accessing the Process Admin Console

You use the Process Admin Console to manage the process servers in your runtime environments, as well as the Process Center server that is part of the Process Center.

For a high-level overview of the Process Admin Console, watch "Getting Started with IBM® Process Admin Console version 8.5.5", available on YouTube or in the IBM Education Assistant information center. A transcript of the video is available.

To access the Process Admin Console, perform one of the following actions:

Point your web browser to: http://[host_name]:[port]/ProcessAdmin, providing the name of the host on which the server is installed and the port designated for the Process Server during IBM Business Process Manager installation.
In the Process Center console, go to the Servers area, select the server that you want to administer, and click the Configure link.
Click the link from the Quick Start console.

Log in to the Process Admin Console with the administrator account and password that was specified on the Administrative Security page during IBM BPM profile creation.

When the Process Admin Console starts, it displays the Server Admin capabilities. If you want to manage your installed applications, click the Installed Apps option.

In the upper left corner of the Process Admin Console, the name of the Process Server instance you are currently accessing is displayed.

Under the name of the Process Server instance, you can click an indicator next to a category to see the available options. For example, if you click the indicator next to User Management, the Process Admin Console displays the User Management and Group Management options. You can perform actions, such as creating users, in the page displayed for each option chosen.

Note: The User Management section in the User Management window displays only internal users, that is, users that exist in the file registry part of VMM.