provisioning and begin to diagnose an error. For further help with errors, see Section 4.5,  “Troubleshooting the installation” on page 194. 4.2.2 Initializing blockchain console for other users In this section, we show how to initialize blockchain console with users. Log in to blockchain console Perform the following steps to log in to blockchain console. 1. Accept the Certificates Proxy prompt, which is shown in Figure 4-18. Visit the URL for the  proxy and accept certificates if they appear. Unless you opted to use your own TLS  certificates, your use of the default self-signed certificates require that you accept the  security risk on your browser.  2. Accept Certificates console.  Go to the IBM Blockchain Platform console main page and  accept any certificate message that you see there, too. (Depending on your web browser,  you might not see a message.)  3. Log in to the console.  You must enter your username and password in the console. The  username is the email address that you entered. The password is the password that you  entered in the Kubernetes secret before you installed the console. You can find the secret  name first with this command: After you do this for the proxy, the  up  message is displayed, as you see in Figure 4-19. Figure 4-18 initializing blockchain console with users -1 Figure 4-19 initializing blockchain console with users -2 kubectl get secrets --field-selector=type=Opaque Then, extract the password from the secret by using this command: kubectl get secret <secret_name> -o jsonpath='{.data.password}' | base64  --decode && echo We do this on our cluster in Example 4-21. Chapter 4. IBM Blockchain Platform installation and configuration  167