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Signed-off-by: Geetha Rangaswamaiah <geetha.r02@infosys.com>
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### Adding Account and User

Now you can login to Kapua, but we still need to create an Account and a User. This section has four steps. The first one is creating a child account.
Now you can login to Kapua, but we still need to create an Account and a User. This section has four steps. First one is creating a child account.

While logged in as kapua-sys click **Child Accounts** and **Add** a user named User123.

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## Downloading and configuring Kura

The second part of this guide describes how to configure Raspberry Pi, but you can also use BBB (BeagleBone Black) or Intel Edison [as described on Kura download page](http://www.eclipse.org/kura/downloads.php?).
Because there already exists a guide for [installing Kura on Raspberry Pi](https://eclipse.github.io/kura/intro/raspberry-pi-quick-start.html) we will not repeat the procedure here. When you finish, come back and follow the procedure below. In this example we will assume that Raspberry Pi has IP: 192.168.1.11 and our PC 192.168.1.10.
Second part of this guide describes how to configure Raspberry Pi, but you can also use BBB (BeagleBone Black) or Intel Edison [as described on Kura download page](http://www.eclipse.org/kura/downloads.php?).
Because there already exists a guide for [installing Kura on Raspberry Pi](https://eclipse.github.io/kura/intro/raspberry-pi-quick-start.html) we will not repeat the procedure here. When you finish, come back and follow the procedure below. In this example, we will assume that Raspberry Pi has IP: 192.168.1.11 and our PC 192.168.1.10.

1. Connect Raspberry Pi and local PC to the same network
2. On PC open browser and enter Raspberry's IP (which can be obtained with **ifconifg** command in Terminal of Raspberry Pi)
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As you can see, our **data** sections Kapua is empty. That is because we did not yet send any data to it. So in this example we will user **Example publisher** deployment package, which can be obtained from [Eclipse marketplace](https://marketplace.eclipse.org/).

This bundle sends some data to provided Cloud (in our case Kapua). We will use it to verify our connection. [Click here](https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/example-publisher-eclipse-kura) to visit Example Publisher page.
This bundle sends some data to the provided Cloud (in our case Kapua). We will use it to verify our connection. [Click here](https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/example-publisher-eclipse-kura) to visit Example Publisher page.

Click on download button and copy the link address (it has **.dp** extension) and paste it into **Kura -> Packages -> Install/Upgrade -> URL**.

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Example publisher should automatically start sending data to [Kapua](http://localhost:8080/), which can be verified in kura.log file or in Kapua itself (kura.log file is in on Raspberry Pi in /var/log folder).

If everything is done correctly data should be transmitted to Kapua and accumulated in **data/metrics**.
If everything is done correctly, data should be transmitted to Kapua and accumulated in **data/metrics**.



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