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# Summary

A summary will be shown and WriteBackExtreme will install and start whenever you hit `Start the Application`.

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WriteBackExtreme will now start. If WriteBackExtreme can't start automatically, please use the commands below for the service manager of your choice to start WriteBackExtreme.

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{% hint style="info" %}
If you don't see this message, please proceed to the [Troubleshoot](/writebackextreme/v5.0/support/troubleshoot.md) section for assistance.
{% endhint %}

After the application has started you will be redirected to the configuration panel. There you can press `Management console` in the left menu which opens a browser window that shows the backend. The credentials for this backend are the credentials you set at step 4 of the installation.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
When the backend is not reachable in the browser, there is a problem with either DNS, Load balancer configuration or your firewall. You can verify if WriteBackExtreme is running if the backend does show when using localhost instead of your domain name. (e.g. <https://localhost:\\[yourportnumber]/>) (Note that it probably shows a certificate error since localhost is not valid for your certificate but it should at least show after ignoring the certificate error) When it does appear when using localhost, check the firewall and network configuration for your domain name.
{% endhint %}

### Additional steps when running on Linux:

[Running on Linux](/writebackextreme/v5.0/installation-guide/installation-wizard/summary/running-on-linux.md)


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