Where things are

Top of the server page: yourserver.takgrid.com:8089. Scout and Ranger: server.takgrid.com.

Server page, Actions, Service Credentials. It lists the address, username and password for:

• the TAK Server admin page (https://yourserver.takgrid.com:8446); the browser warns about the certificate, continue past the warning. Do not create users there, use User Management.
• CloudTAK, Node-RED and Mumble.

Scout and Ranger have no Service Credentials page; those services are managed by Takgrid.

It wants the Mumble server password from Service Credentials, not your TAK user's password. To edit channels, log in with a desktop Mumble client as Superuser with the superuser password from the same page. In ATAK, voice runs through the Vx plugin or the standalone Mumble app.

Most devices never need a file: they connect with address, username and password. For hardware, scripts or Node-RED: User Management, the download icon on the user ("Download credentials"), choose ATAK data package or PEM files, enter that user's password.

Not in the dashboard. On a dedicated server, the TAK Server admin page (port 8446) lists the clients and can export history.

Download the key from the server's Actions, then ssh -i /path/to/key.pem root@yourserver.takgrid.com.

• Create client profiles on the VPN page (WireGuard, OpenVPN or IKEv2).
• After a server reset the old profiles stop working: create new ones and import them again.
• There are two modes: full internet through the VPN, or server-only. In server-only mode normal internet stops while the VPN is on; that is by design.

There is no password. Enter your email and click the link we send. It can take two or three minutes.

Scout to Ranger or back: Deploy Server, pick the other plan; team and users stay. From a seat to a dedicated server (Grunt, Command) there is no upgrade: it is a new server, and the old subscription has to be cancelled. Write to support before you switch and we help you move your users.