Proceed only if you have installed CAS on your Ubuntu server.
Please see: Installation - Step1: CLI mode for those instructions.
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Acquire your GB API key.
The API key is required to operate your software. It enables communication with our corporate licensing systems & tracks the sales numbers used to calculate your monthly invoices.
No private information is collected.
No customer information is collected.
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Configure OpenVPN access to your CAS server
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Fill in the requested info. Required items are marked with a red asterisk “*”.
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The Admin User will have complete control of the system. They will also be required to complete administrative tasks on a regular basis - unless another “Admin User” is created (later).
The Username and Password will be required for logins. 2FA will NOT be enabled until after the first login (assuming you enable it). We strongly encourage you to implement 2FA.
Organization Details should match the same information provided while enrolling as a GB Partnercan be adjusted to meet your needs.
The GB API Key is located on your Partner page: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/cp/jrQ0BSgk
First Terminal Details will enable CAS to sketch out the basic default settings for your first BATM Terminal. It makes no difference which Serial Number you enter, as long as you own it.
Any remaining Serial Numbers can be added after your first login.
Click SUBMIT. Afterwards
First login:
After you SUBMIT the FastTrack, you’ll be brought to the first login screen:
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Login using the login credentials that you created in FastTrack Installation.
2FA will NOT be enabled until after the first login (assuming you enable it).
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Add 2FA verification!
Turn on 2FA (Two Factor Authentication) after you successfully login! Again, your money is counting on you to protect it – so avail yourself of every opportunity to use any tools provided to accomplish that.
Some parts of the CAS installation process require 2FA to be active - so get it done before moving on.
The method used by CAS is a RFC 6238 compliant implementation of Google Authenticator. This free app is available on the Google Play store. It provides you with a time-based rolling code to enter (in addition to your password) when you login to CAS.
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CAS utilizes MySQL. It creates a new database when first started. Certain defaults are created during installation, but there are some entries that require your input to proceed. These entries need only be created once in most instances. Whether you have one, or a hundred terminals, you must configure these items. It would be wise to spend some time here and configure them properly the first time.
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Don't delay
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CAS has an automatic timeoutautomatically timeouts in 60 minutes. You will be logged out and lose any unsaved changes if you leave CAS unattended. Make sure you are prepared to enter all of the required information before changing any settings.
Your GB API key:
The API key is required to operate your software. It enables communication with our corporate licensing systems & tracks the sales numbers used to calculate your monthly invoices.
No private information is collected.
No customer information is collected.
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Save often.
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First things first!
These items are automatically created, but you should customize the following items to accurately reflect your Operation.
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You may install up to the licensed number of BATMs/Terminals using only ONE SERVER (CAS).
e.g. You do not need 5 servers for 5 BATMs. 1 server (CAS) works for all 5/50/500 BATMs.
Detailed descriptions of terminal settings can be found here.
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