Getting AzureProviders up and running for the first time

• Make sure you have all the prerequisites
• Download the source and unzip it to a folder on your PC
• Open VS 2010 as an administrator (Azure development storage require this)
• Find and open the AzureProviders.sln solution from Visual Studio 2010
• Change the SMTP-server to one that works for you in app.config under Email Agent -> system.net -> mailsettings -> smtp -> network
• Change the admin e-mail in web.config under WebPages -> configuration -> appsettings -> AdminEmail
• Run the solution from Visual Studio 2010
• Initialize the application for the first time by going to /Admin/InitApp.aspx, this creates all the tables, queues, users, etc
• Sign in with the Admin user (default user name is "Admin" and default password is "Password")
• You should probably change the statickey appsetting in the web.config file before going public since this is the encryption key, or use machine key instead.