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Posted: 2021-07-0112:31 AM. Last Modified: 2024-03-0603:04 AM
Can't log in with Network Shutdown 3.0
Hi, I've installed the newest version of Network Shutdown 3.0, and now I can't log into the webinterface on the server.
If I install v. 2.2.4 on another server and from that I can log in. Then I tried successfully to update to 3.0, but still I can't log in. If I reinstall v. 2.2.4 I can log in again.
So it must be something with the new version, but I can't see what.
I hope some here can tell me what here is wrong, and what can I do to solve this problem?
Basically, if you've used special characters as your password when you setup PCNS 3.0 it would not let you login once you are done. On the APC Kbase above, it would give you the work around.
Basically, if you've used special characters as your password when you setup PCNS 3.0 it would not let you login once you are done. On the APC Kbase above, it would give you the work around.