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Siebel Applications Administration Guide > Getting Started > Starting the Siebel Application for the First TimeTo begin setting up your Siebel application, you must log in with administrative responsibilities. The Siebel database server installation script creates a Siebel administrator account that you can use to perform administrative tasks. The default user ID is SADMIN. A password is assigned to this user ID during the installation process. Your database administrator might also create a user ID and password that allows you to access the Siebel Server and perform the required setup. To set up entities in the Group Administration view, you must be connected to the Siebel Server; you do not have full administrative capabilities for this view if you are connected to the local database or working in a mobile Web client. NOTE: The responsibility for the SADMIN ID that comes with Siebel Business Applications cannot be modified. However, you can copy this responsibility and modify the copy. For more information, see Siebel Security Guide. Using Siebel Developer Web ClientYou can start a Siebel application from the Siebel Developer Web Client. TIP: If you have not yet entered any license keys, you must enter the first license key from the Siebel Developer Web Client or from Siebel Tools. For more information, see Entering License Keys. To start a Siebel application from the Siebel Developer Web Client for the first time
Using Siebel Web ClientYou can also start a Siebel application from the Siebel Web Client. To start a Siebel application from the Siebel Web Client for the first time
NOTE: If a message tells you that you have not been licensed for this feature, you must enter a valid license key, using either Siebel Tools or the Siebel Developer Web Client, before you can access the Siebel application. For more information, see Entering License Keys. |
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