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  One thing the ZMI does provide is a simple interface to the underlying Plone and Zope infrastructure. You can find many of the basic features mentioned in this chapter through Plone, but you'll need to use the ZMI eventually. If you haven't gone to the ZMI before, then you'll find that there are a few simple ways to get there; the easiest way is to log in as a user with the manager role, click *plone setup*, and then click *Zope Management Interface*. You'll note that the address of the ZMI is the uniform resource locator (URL) of your Plone site with */manage* on the end of it. The ZMI for your Plone site should look like this:
  
!  .. image:: img/3294f/0401.png
  
  You may have a problem with virtual hosting, which occurs with the Windows and Mac installers. Virtual hosting is the ability to have the Plone site as the root object rather than the root of your Zope instance. For more information on virtual hosting, see Chapter 10. So, to get to the root, you need to access the manage port. On Windows, select Start - Plone - Plone - Manage Root. You'll note that this sets the address to *http://localhost:8080/manage*. For information on virtual hosting with your installation, see the specific documentation.
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  One thing the ZMI does provide is a simple interface to the underlying Plone and Zope infrastructure. You can find many of the basic features mentioned in this chapter through Plone, but you'll need to use the ZMI eventually. If you haven't gone to the ZMI before, then you'll find that there are a few simple ways to get there; the easiest way is to log in as a user with the manager role, click *plone setup*, and then click *Zope Management Interface*. You'll note that the address of the ZMI is the uniform resource locator (URL) of your Plone site with */manage* on the end of it. The ZMI for your Plone site should look like this:
  
!  .. image:: img/3294f0401.png
  
  You may have a problem with virtual hosting, which occurs with the Windows and Mac installers. Virtual hosting is the ability to have the Plone site as the root object rather than the root of your Zope instance. For more information on virtual hosting, see Chapter 10. So, to get to the root, you need to access the manage port. On Windows, select Start - Plone - Plone - Manage Root. You'll note that this sets the address to *http://localhost:8080/manage*. For information on virtual hosting with your installation, see the specific documentation.

Index: docutils.conf
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