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Basic Setup
After completing installation, you can access Zal Ultra by navigating to Your-Server-IP in your browser. Below are the default login credentials:
| Number | Role | Password | Login URL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Super Admin | [email protected] | 12345678 | your-site.com/login |
| 2 | Admin | [email protected] | 12345678 | your-site.com/login |
| 3 | Reseller | your email | your password | your-site.com/login |
| 4 | Subreseller | your email | your password | your-site.com/login |
| 5 | Retailer | your email | your password | your-site.com/login |
| 6 | Subscriber | your email | your password | your-site.com/subscriber-login |
Getting Started
1. Configure System Settings
Complete all fields in the settings page with accurate information. Refer to the field descriptions below for guidance.
2. Configure Your NAS/Router
Properly add your Network Access Servers (NAS) or Routers to the system. This configuration is crucial as it affects live graphs, user disconnection, and other system functionalities. Currently, only MikroTik API integration is supported.
Checklist for successful NAS/Router configuration:
- Verify your NAS/Router credentials are correct
- Ensure API is enabled in both Zal Ultra and MikroTik
- Confirm the API Port is set to 8728 (standard) or 8729 (SSL)
- Verify the user group has appropriate API permissions in MikroTik
- Use the Instant Check button to verify connection status
3. Create Bandwidth Policies
Bandwidth policies define the upload/download limits for users (e.g., 2M upload / 5M download (2M/5M)).
In addition to speed limits, you can configure various important RADIUS attributes in the Bandwidth Policy module.
For detailed configuration options, consult the Bandwidth Policy module documentation.
4. Set Up Service Packages
Create service packages based on your bandwidth policies, specifying:
- Base price
- Admin profit margins
- Validity period
- IP pool assignments
- Expired IP pool assignments
- Data quotas
- Fair Usage Policy (FUP) limits
- Session time restrictions
- Bandwidth allocation schedules
- Additional service parameters
5. Define Service Areas
Map your business service areas in the system. Area definitions are required for:
- Adding new administrators, staff, resellers, and users
- Generating regional reports and graphs
- Mapping user locations
- Organizing business operations geographically