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Can you point me to which type of installation you're attempting? You should be able to safely ignore that part if you won't be accessing it from the outside world. You'll just be accessing it using the local IP address and port.
They probably installed the app and not the server.
Ah, good point.
Yes that's in the app. In the server install instructions there is always a line like
http://your-machine-ip:2283
I don't understand, do I literally type that or insert something else there? Do I have to be on the same network or can I access it from anywhere?