> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.lilt.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connector Login Credentials

Below are useful scripts and CLI commands to setup and manage connector applications. A proper connector deployment has about 9 services but the `manager-ui` is the most important. It provides the admin UI portal for a user to create connectors, trigger a job and create organizations.

Connector services:

* beehive

* configuration-api

* events-consumer

* login

* manager-ui

* monitor

* plugin-api

* token-proxy

* webhooks

* webhooks-consumer

## Connectors Domain

The Connectors Admin panel is accessible by default at [https://bare.lilt.com/connectors-admin](https://bare.lilt.com/connectors-admin).

By default, the self-managed installation configures the [connectors-api-bare.lilt.com](https://connectors-api-bare.lilt.com) subdomain with the corresponding certificates. Once the LILT installation is complete and all the LILT apps are running correctly, you should be able to access the **connectors-admin UI** by mapping the IP of the worker node on your local machine to [connectors-api-bare.lilt.com](https://connectors-api-bare.lilt.com) (in Linux distributions, **/etc/hosts** is often the main file that holds such mappings).

The new entry at /etc/hosts, will be similar to this:

```
34.121.21.233 connectors-api-bare.lilt.com
```

Once that's done, you could ping the URL [connectors-api-bare.lilt.com](http://connectors-admin-bare.lilt.com), and you should get the IP of the node. If that's correct and the LILT apps are running properly, you should be able to go to the browser and enter the following: [**https://connectors-api-bare.lilt.com**](https://connectors-admin-bare.lilt.com)

## Create user credentials for UI portal

**NOTE:** From LILT versions `lilt-enterprise-2024.02.08` or later, the username and password are `admin`/`admin` by default.

The admin portal UI doesn't have the capability to add users with buttons and also it doesn’t manage user privileges. To put it briefly, every user is an admin. There is python command `tools.manage_users` for creating login users.

```sh theme={null}
python -m tools.manage_users create --username <name> --password <pass>
```

**NOTE**: You must run the script inside one of the connectors Kubernetes pods, preferably the `manager-ui` pod.

First display all the running connectors pods from your kubernetes namespace

```powershell theme={null}
$ kubectl get pods -n <NAMESPACE>

# output
lilt-manager-ui-dcfddd97c-5xd26                    1/1     Running     5 (11h ago)   11h
lilt-monitor-58df986bc9-c86d9                      1/1     Running     5 (11h ago)   11h
lilt-plugin-api-5b9f4c6f4f-mc5jt                   1/1     Running     5 (11h ago)   11h
lilt-token-proxy-fb997f96b-pql9m                   1/1     Running     0             11h
lilt-webhooks-85475cc977-wzqfw                     1/1     Running     5 (11h ago)   11h
lilt-webhooks-consumer-7c98b956f8-pz67p            1/1     Running     0             11h
....
```

You can now attach your console to the `manager-ui` pods

```sh theme={null}
$ kubectl exec -it lilt-manager-ui-dcfddd97c-5xd26 bash
```

Create a login user `admin` with password `admin`

```
python -m tools.manage_users create --username admin --password admin
```

Now go to your browser and login to portal, you should see:

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