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depending on whether or not you chose to cache the user name and password, so follow the steps in the appropriate following section. Connecting with a cached user name and password Do the following if you chose to cache the user name and password when registering the server initially: 1. Right-click the entry for the InterChange Server Express instance in the InterChange Server Express Component Management view and choose Connect from the context menu. The "Login" dialog is displayed with the login information cached. 2. Click OK. Note: If System Manager was unable to connect to the server, see "Troubleshooting problems connecting to InterChange Server Express in System Manager" on page 101. Connecting when the user name and password have not been cached If you did not choose to cache the user name and password when initially registering an InterChange Server Express instance, then you must do the following: 1. Right-click the entry for the InterChange Server Express instance in the InterChange Server Express Component Management view and choose Connect from the context menu. 2. Type the user name to interact with the InterChange Server Express instance in the User name field. The default user name is admin. 3. Type the password for the user name supplied in step 2 in the Password field. The default password for the default user name admin is null. 4. If you do not want to have to supply the user name and password each time you have to connect to the InterChange Server Express instance in System Manager then enable the Save userid/password checkbox. Important: Be sure to consider the security implications of caching the user name and password in this way. Some component definitions require sensitive information such as valid user names and passwords to log in to the applications being integrated. With such information, an individual could gain access to records stored in those applications and the critical information stored in those records, such as credit and payroll information. It is recommended that you only cache the user name and password in this way when the only information that could be accessed through System Manager is not production information. 5. Click OK. InterChange Server modes InterChange Server can run in different modes that best suit different stages of the implementation cycle. Design mode In design mode, InterChange Server Express permits the repository to be in an inconsistent state-you can add components to the repository without components they depend upon already existing. For instance, if you try to import a business Chapter 4. Using System Manager 45