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NOTE: If you are running Clean My Org on the same server, this workflow may cause issues with the application unless you also /wiki/spaces/GJKBASE/pages/648413204


  1. In Command Prompt, navigate to the MongoDB installation directory with mongo.exe, the default is
    cd /D “C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.0

  2. Type mongo from this directory in the command prompt to start the mongo shell. (Note: if you are already using authentication with mongo, you will need to log in with administrator credentials.)

  3. Type:
    use geojobe_admintools

  4. Copy and paste in the following lines:
    db.createUser({"user": "admintoolsdb", "pwd":"yourpassword", roles: [{ role: "dbAdmin", db: "geojobe_admintools" }]})
    db.grantRolesToUser("admintoolsdb", [ { role: "readWrite", db: "geojobe_admintools" } ])


  5. Type exit to leave the mongo shell.

  6. To enable mongoDB with authentication, edit the file in the default mongo installation directory C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.0\mongod.cfg

  7. Find the line starting with #security and paste the following lines underneath it:
    security:
        authorization: enabled

  8. Save the file and close.

  9. In the Admin Tools directory, edit the file called: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\admintools\app-server\app-server\config.json

  10. Edit the “dbPath” line to read:
    "dbPath": "mongodb://admintoolsdb:yourpassword@localhost:27017/geojobe_admintools",

  11. Edit the "dbPass" line to read:
    "dbPass": "yourpassword"
  12. Save the file and close.

  13. Open Windows Services and restart the “MongoDB Server” windows service.

  14. Restart the “Admin Tools Server” windows service.




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