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* The Open-Xchange Admin Master * The Context Admin

.... The ''oxadmin'' user that will be created by this command is the default admin of the created context. This account will gather additional functions that -u oxadmin -d "Context Admin" -g Admin -s User -p admin_password -L defaultcontext \

# admin dn # admin dn password

* ox-admin-scriptconf.sh * ''plugin/open-xchange-admin-soap.properties'' This file configured the RMI connection from the SOAP ser

'''Q: Do i need to set module access for the context admin user and how do i do that?'''<br> A: for the context admin, all modules must be enabled the like the users in the context have

Just go ahead and install the package ''open-xchange-admin-soap'' using the package manager of your Linux system. Nothing to be done once the package open-xchange-admin-soap has been installed. After restarting the Open-Xchange server,

...need one of these repositories. All packages providing <code>open-xchange-admin</code> functionality are included in the <code>backend</code> repository. ...are updating a system without admin packages installed it still won't have admin functionality after the update.

...need one of these repositories. All packages providing <code>open-xchange-admin</code> functionality are included in the <code>backend</code> repository. ...are updating a system without admin packages installed it still won't have admin functionality after the update.

...need one of these repositories. All packages providing <code>open-xchange-admin</code> functionality are included in the <code>backend</code> repository. ...are updating a system without admin packages installed it still won't have admin functionality after the update.

...need one of these repositories. All packages providing <code>open-xchange-admin</code> functionality are included in the <code>backend</code> repository. T ...are updating a system without admin packages installed it still won't have admin functionality after the update.

...operator performs all steps on one dedicated OX node that has open-xchange-admin installed and is properly configured for administrative/provisioning tasks. -A,--adminuser <adminuser> ? master Admin user name

* Provisioning API to access the Open-Xchange Admin Daemon *** a {{DocLink|docpath=RMI/admin-core/|name=core}} and

...need one of these repositories. All packages providing <code>open-xchange-admin</code> functionality are included in the <code>backend</code> repository. ...are updating a system without admin packages installed it still won't have admin functionality after the update.

* Provisioning API to access the Open-Xchange Admin Daemon *** a {{DocLink|docpath=RMI/admin-core/|name=core}} and

/usr/share/doc/open-xchange-admin-reseller/javadoc/doc on Debian. {{InstallPlugin|version=6.22 or later|pluginname=open-xchange-admin-reseller|toplevel=products|sopath=appsuite/stable/backend}}

/opt/open-xchange/sbin/oxinstaller -f --oxdb-pass=$PASSWORD --admin-pass=$PASSWORD --maildomain $DOMAIN

|Username for the new context admin user |Displayname for the new context admin user

|Username for the new context admin user |Displayname for the new context admin user

# A cyrus IMAP server and an admin account ...ter of the '''/etc/imapd.conf ''' configuration file. In the examples, the admin user name is '''cyrus''' with password '''cpass'''.

* Webmail accounts will get the same display name as the Plesk admin account (Bug has been reported for Plesk) open-xchange-parallels open-xchange-admin-soap-reseller