Accessing Content Server is similar to visiting any regular web site. Every page has hyperlinks that allow you to look for the information that you need. Your Content Server administrator is the person, or group of persons, in your organization responsible for maintaining and supporting Content Server.

Content Server has two views: the Classic View, which is the system this online help is written for, and the Smart View. The Smart View is a widget based user interface that is compatible with mobile devices. If your administrator has enabled you to view content in the Smart View, you can access the Smart View by clicking Smart View on the My Account menu.

	Note: The Smart View option is only available on the My Account menu if the container you are currently viewing is also available in the Smart View.

When you are ready to begin, your administrator will supply you with:

• The URL for accessing the system. You can create a link to the URL in your web browser. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer you can create a favorite. If you are using Netscape or Firefox you can create a bookmark. Creating a link will allow you to easily return to Content Server.

• The user name and password for your system

Your Content Server user account enables the system to:

• Determine the privileges and permissions you have within the system

• Give you access to your personal area

• Present you with the tasks assigned to you

• Track information for auditing purposes

Passwords are case sensitive and consist of letters, numbers, and special characters. Forward slashes, /, are not allowed. Your administrator may set additional restrictions on your password, such as requiring that all passwords include at least one number. You can change your password at any time. If you forget your password, contact your administrator.

Log out of Content Server if you want to sign in with a different user account or as a security precaution if you leave your work area. Closing your Web browser automatically ends your session on Content Server, but the full log out process may not occur because the func=ll.DoLogout may not be written in the log.