A domain administrator can manage and create users using the account management features available in the web interface. To assign domain administration privileges for a user go to the "Users" node for the desired domain, select the user you wish to assign domain administration rights to, click the "Edit" button and go to the "Domain Administration" tab.
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Allow domain administration - Enables/disables if user is a domain administrator.
Manage non-owned accounts - If checked then user can manage any accounts for the domain. Otherwise user can only manage accounts that are "owned" by this user.
Maximum owned users - The maximum number of users this user may create/own.
Allow group assignment - If checked user can assign a user to a group.
Allow proxy mapping - If checked user can map virtual directories to a reverse proxy.
Restrict user paths to - If checked then user can only create virtual directories with the specified path or below.
Share bandwidth quotas with owned users - If checked then all owned users bandwidth rolls up to domain administrator user bandwidth quota where the sum of owned user bandwidth may not exceed that of the domain administrator bandwidth quota.
Allow set phone authentication - If checked then user can enable/disable the "Use phone authentication" option for users.
Enable URL branding - If checked then user can create URL branding links.
Max URL brandings - The maximum number of URL branding links that user can create.
Enable drop zones - If enabled then user can create drop zones.
Max drop zones - The maximum number of drop zones that user can create.
Manage public contacts - If enabled user will be able to create/manage public contacts visible by all users for the domain.
View system OpenPGP keys - If enabled user will be able to view OpenPGP keys created in Key Manager.
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