YaCy 'simplifiedprivacy-romania': Access Configuration

First Steps
Use Case & Account
Load Web Pages, Crawler
RAM/Disk Usage & Updates

Monitoring
System Status
Peer-to-Peer Network
Index Browser
Network Access
Crawler Monitor

Production
Advanced Crawler
Index Export/Import
Content Semantic
Target Analysis

Administration
Index Administration
System Administration
Filter & Blacklists
Process Scheduler

Search Portal Integration
Portal Configuration
Portal Design
Ranking and Heuristics

Use Case & Accounts

Basic Configuration
Accounts
Network Configuration

Basic Configuration

WARNING This YaCy instance can be administered with the account "admin" and the default password "yacy". Open the User Administration and change the password as soon as possible!

Your YaCy Peer needs some basic information to operate properly

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Use Case: what do you want to do with YaCy:

Community-based web search	Search portal for your own web pages	Intranet Indexing

Join and support the global network 'freeworld', search the web with an uncensored user-owned search network	Your YaCy installation behaves independently from other peers and you define your own web index by starting your own web crawl. This can be used to search your own web pages or to define a topic-oriented search portal.	Create a search portal for your intranet or web pages or your (shared) file system. URLs may be used with http/https/ftp and a local domain name or IP, or with an URL of the form file:///<path> or smb://<server>/<path>

You may change your peer name

Peer Name:
Your peer can be reached by other peers

Peer Port:

with SSL (https enabled on port 8443)

Configure your router for YaCy using UPnP:

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What you should do next:

Your basic configuration is complete! You can now (for example):

start an uncensored search;
start your own crawl and contribute to the global index, or create your own private web index;
set a personal peer profile (optional settings);
just monitor at the network page what the other peers are doing