# Setting up the JBOSS server

Setting JBOSS\_HOME

1. Set the env variable JBOSS\_HOME. $ export JBOSS\_HOME = path to jboss
2. Check the exported path using the following command. *$ echo $JBOSS\_HOME*

## Accessing the WildFly administration console

1. From the command line, navigate to WildFly’s bin directory.
2. Run the jboss-cli.sh script with the --connect option**.** *./jboss-cli.sh --connect*

## Creating a management user

1. To open the administration console, go to <http://localhost:9990/console>.
2. From the instructions displayed in the console, create a management user.
3. Go to the bin folder and run the following command: *# add-user.sh*
4. Follow the instructions on the console to create the management user.

## Managing the server using a web interface

**WildFly** provides an option to access the application server from a web-based console.

* By default, the **WildFly** administration console can be accessed at <http://localhost:9990/console.>
* You can sign in using the management user you have created.

![WildFlly Application Server](/files/-M-J14MGX_WtIo-NIrSk)


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