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| + | **How to configure the core-2.3-rc2 version and the system before this version** | ||
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| + | **How to configure the core-2.4-rc1 version and the system after this version** | ||
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| + | First, open the left management list, click [System Settings] → [System Settings] under the " | ||
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| + | If you use the domain name to log in directly to the system, you will see the prompt. Only the system administrator logs in, indicating that only system users can log in through this page. | ||
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| + | If you use the domain name to log in directly to the system, you will see the prompt default user, indicating that only system users can log in through this page. | ||
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| + | if you want to log in to a specific team, you can use the address http:// | ||
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