text: *Figure 18-12 Add a Server window*
  
  2. The local server cannot be used until it is set up. Right-click the ODlocal server and select 
  **Setup,**as shown in Figure 18-13 on page 398. 
  
  *Figure 18-13 Setting up the local server*
  
  When you see the prompt “Are you sure?”, click**OK**. 
  
  When the setup is complete, the local server is ready to use. By default, the local server 
  has a user that is named admin without any password. 
  
  3. Export the requested information from your server to the local server. Right-click the object 
  and select**Export**. For example, if you want to export the application group with the name 
  Redbk, right-click the object**Redbk**and select**Export**, as shown in Figure 18-14. 
  
  *Figure 18-14 Export Application Groups*
  
  4. 
  In the Export Application Groups window (Figure 18-15) that opens, export your 
  application groups by completing the following steps: 
  
  a. From the Server list, select the server to be exported. 
  
  b. Click**Export**. The information of the application group that you chose starts 
  transferring to ODlocal. 
  
  c. Check the message at the end of the export to ensure that the export is successful. 
  
  d. You can select either of the following options: 
  
  (cid:129) Select**Ignore Warnings**if you want Content Manager OnDemand to add an item 
  
  regardless of any warnings. Otherwise, Content Manager OnDemand stops 
  transferring the item when the first warning is encountered. For example, if the 
  application group has users and groups permissions that are defined in the source 
  server, but the users and groups are not present in the local server, the export fails. 
  If the item to be exported exists on the destination server, the export also fails. 
  
  (cid:129) Select**No Storage Set**if you do not want Content Manager OnDemand to assign a 
  storage set to the application group. 