Tutorial: Using the Access Server Onboarding Wizard and Admin Web UI Tour
Overview
Access Server 3.2.2 introduces an Onboarding Wizard that appears on the first launch of the Admin Web UI after a fresh install.
The wizard guides new administrators through initial Access Server setup, including basic access configuration and a first VPN connection. After the wizard completes, Access Server displays an optional Admin Web UI tour with tooltips that introduce key areas of the interface.
By default, both experiences display only once. They are suppressed after their first display and aren't shown automatically after an Access Server upgrade.
This tutorial shows you how to:
Complete the Onboarding Wizard on a new Access Server installation.
Use the Admin Web UI tour.
Check whether the wizard or tour is enabled.
Re-enable either experience with
sacli.
For the broader first-time configuration workflow, refer to Tutorial: Get Started with Access Server.
Availability and behavior
The Onboarding Wizard and Admin Web UI tour are available starting with Access Server 3.2.2.
Their default behavior is:
Both are enabled by default on a fresh install.
The Onboarding Wizard displays during the first-run Admin Web UI experience.
The Admin Web UI tour can display after the wizard.
Each experience is suppressed after its first display.
Neither experience is automatically shown after upgrading an existing Access Server installation.
You can re-enable either experience with its associated configuration key.
The configuration keys are:
Configuration key | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Controls whether the Onboarding Wizard displays. |
| Controls whether the Admin Web UI tour displays. |
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure you have:
Access Server 3.2.2 or newer.
A fresh Access Server installation if you want to see the wizard automatically.
Admin Web UI access.
An administrative account.
Console access with root privileges if you want to inspect or re-enable the onboarding configuration with
sacli.
For general installation and initial setup guidance, refer to Get Started with Access Server.