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iBoard Information

The iBoard Information page provides the basic management settings required to operate the site. Administrators can configure system language, site information, login information, two-factor authentication, database backups, and full website file downloads.

This page contains important system-wide settings. Review changes carefully before saving because these settings may affect login, security, backup, and site behavior.

Overview

The iBoard Information page is divided into three main sections: Basic Information, Security, and Backup Management.

Section Purpose
Basic Information Configure system language, installation status, editor options, site information, admin login, and iKey.
Security Configure two-factor authentication settings for administrator and user accounts.
Backup Management Create, download, and delete database backup files. Also download the full wwwroot folder as a ZIP file.

Basic Information

The Basic Information tab contains the main site configuration values used by iBoard.

iBoard Management Settings

This section contains core system options.

Field Description Recommended Use
System Language Selects the default system language. Choose the language that should be used by default in the admin system.
Installed Indicates whether the system installation has been completed. Keep this enabled after the site has been installed successfully.
System Editor Selects or controls the editor used by the system. Use this when your installation supports multiple editor options.
Hash Login Controls hash-based login behavior if supported by your system. Use only when your login implementation requires this behavior.
Activate iShop Enables or disables iShop-related functions. Enable this when the website uses iShop features.
Admin Menu Controls admin menu behavior or visibility depending on your system settings. Use carefully because it may affect administrator navigation.
Expert Editor Enables advanced editing options. Recommended for developers or advanced administrators.

Login / Display

This section configures login plugin behavior and display options.

Field Description
Login Plugin Selects the login plugin used by the system.
Show Controls whether selected login or display options should be shown.

Site Information

The Site Information section stores the public and business information used by the website.

Field Description Example
Domain The website domain address. https://aizaac.com/
Name The site, company, or organization name. iBoard, AIZaac, or your company name.
Email The main email address for the website or company. support@example.com
Main Phone The main phone number shown or used by the business. 1-XXX-XXXX-XXXX

Business Address

The business address is used as the sender address for shipping labels, invoices, business records, and company information.

Field Description
Address Line 1 Street address, building name, PO box, or primary address line.
Address Line 2 Suite, unit, floor, department, or additional address information.
City The business city.
State / Province / Region The administrative region for the selected country.
Zip / Postal Code The postal code used by the selected country.
Country The country where the business is located.
Keep the business address accurate. This information may be used for shipping labels, invoices, company pages, and system-generated documents.

iBoard Login Information

The iBoard Login Information section contains administrator login information and the iKey.

Field Description Important Note
ID The administrator login ID. Use a secure and recognizable administrator ID.
Password The administrator password. Use a strong password and update it when needed.
iKey A security key used to identify and protect the site. Update this key immediately after first installation.

How do I log in?

The How do I log in? button provides guidance about administrator login behavior. Use it when you need to confirm which ID and password are used for accessing the admin page.

iKey Update

The iKey - Update button generates a new iKey. The iKey is used as an important security key for encrypted URLs, protected parameters, file downloads, and delete actions.

For security reasons, generate a new iKey immediately after the first installation. Do not share the iKey publicly.

Security

The Security tab controls Two-Factor Authentication settings. Two-Factor Authentication adds an extra verification step after password validation.

2FA Security Status

When 2FA is enabled, users must verify a temporary security code after entering their password.

Field Description Recommended Value
Verification Method Selects how the verification code is delivered. Email Code is recommended for first implementation.
Issuer Name The name displayed in the verification message or authentication app. Use your site or company name, such as iBoard.
Code Expiration Minutes Controls how long the verification code remains valid. 5 minutes is recommended.
Remember Device Days Controls how many days the device can be remembered after successful verification. Use 30 days, or 0 to require verification every time.
Maximum Failed Attempts Controls how many failed verification attempts are allowed. Use a small number such as 5.
Require for Admin Requires 2FA for administrator accounts. Recommended for administrator accounts.
Require for User Requires 2FA for general user accounts. Enable only if your site requires stronger user login protection.

Email Subject

This field defines the subject line of the verification email.

Your iBoard verification code

Email Template

This field defines the email message sent to users during verification. The template can use available tokens.

Token Description
##{CODE}## The temporary verification code.
##{EXPIRE_MINUTES}## The number of minutes before the code expires.
##{ISSUER_NAME}## The issuer name configured in the 2FA settings.

Example Email Template

Your verification code is ##{CODE}##.
This code will expire in ##{EXPIRE_MINUTES}## minutes.

Admin Memo

The Admin Memo field can be used to store internal notes about the 2FA configuration, implementation history, or security policy.

Implementation Guide

  • After password validation succeeds, check whether 2FA is enabled.
  • Generate a temporary verification code and send it by the selected provider.
  • Do not complete sign-in until the verification code is confirmed.
  • Store verification codes as hashed values, not plain text.
Two-Factor Authentication is strongly recommended for administrator accounts. It helps reduce risk even if a password is exposed.

Backup Management

The Backup Management tab allows administrators to create, download, and delete database backup files. It also provides a full download option for the website files under the wwwroot folder.

Backup List

The Backup List displays existing database backup files.

Column Description
No. The backup list number.
Name The backup file name.
Database The database name connected to the backup file.
Date The backup creation date and time.
Download Downloads the selected backup file.
Delete Deletes the selected backup file from the server.

Create Backup

The Backup section creates a new backup for a local or remote database.

Field Description
Database Name The name of the database to back up.
Local Database Select this option when the database is located on the same server or configured as a local database.
Remote Database Select this option when the database is located on a remote server.
Back Up Creates a new database backup file.

wwwroot Full Download

The Download wwwroot ZIP button compresses the entire wwwroot folder into a ZIP file and downloads it.

This includes themes, skins, uploads, images, scripts, CSS files, and other static files under wwwroot.

A database backup does not include uploaded files, images, themes, skins, or static website assets. Use wwwroot full download when you need to back up the website file system.

Recommended Workflow

  1. Open Admin > Site > Management.
  2. Review or update Basic Information settings.
  3. Confirm site domain, organization name, email, phone, and business address.
  4. Update iKey after initial installation or when security rotation is required.
  5. Open the Security tab and configure 2FA for administrator accounts.
  6. Open Backup Management before major updates.
  7. Create a database backup.
  8. Download the database backup file.
  9. Use Download wwwroot ZIP if website files also need to be backed up.

Important Notes

  • Changing login settings may affect administrator access.
  • Always keep a safe copy of the admin ID and password.
  • Update the iKey immediately after the first installation.
  • Enable 2FA for administrator accounts whenever possible.
  • Create database backups before major updates, migrations, or server changes.
  • Download wwwroot files separately when backing up the full website.
  • Do not store backup files publicly longer than necessary.

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Cannot log in after changing settings The login ID, password, login plugin, or 2FA setting may have been changed incorrectly. Verify administrator login settings and check 2FA configuration.
2FA email is not received Email provider, SMTP, or communication provider settings may not be configured. Check provider settings, SMTP settings, email template, and send logs.
2FA code expires too quickly The code expiration value may be too short. Set Code Expiration Minutes to a reasonable value such as 5 minutes.
Backup creation fails Database name, database permissions, or backup path permissions may be incorrect. Check database name, server permissions, and write permissions for the backup folder.
wwwroot ZIP download fails The folder may be too large, or the server may not have enough permission or resources. Check server storage, memory, timeout settings, and file permissions.

Best Practices

  • Use a secure administrator password.
  • Enable 2FA for administrator accounts.
  • Keep site information accurate and up to date.
  • Rotate the iKey when required by your security policy.
  • Create a database backup before every major update.
  • Keep database backups and wwwroot backups together when preparing a full restore package.
  • Delete old backup files that are no longer needed, but only after confirming that newer backups are valid.
Site settings, iKey, two-factor authentication, and backup management are core administrative functions. Handle these settings carefully and test changes before applying them to a production environment.