===== Overview =====
The user manager page allows you to add, delete and manage users on the ClearOS system.  

===== Installation =====
If you [[Software Modules|install a module]] that depends on users/groups, this feature will automatically be installed as well.

===== Menu =====
You can find this feature in the menu system at the following location:
 
<navigation>Directory|Accounts|Users</navigation>

===== Video Tutorial =====
{{youtube>large:gQKF4QsPn9k|2-minute ClearOS Enterprise Groups and Users}}

===== Configuration =====
==== User Overview ====
The first thing you will see on the user manager page is a summary of existing users.  This summary includes the username, name and the enabled applications for each user.  The core applications on ClearOS include:

  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-ftp.png|}} FTP Server
  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-email.png|}} Mailbox
  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-web.png|}} OpenVPN 
  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-pptpd.png|}} PPTP Server
  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-proxy.png|}} Proxy Server
  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-web.png|}} Web Server share
  * {{:user_guide:clearos_enterprise_5.1:icon-samba.png|}} Windows networking

<note>The application options will only appear if the specific application is installed</note>

==== User Information ====
When adding or editing a user, you must configure the following fields:

  * Username
  * First name
  * Last name
  * Password

In addition, you can also:

  * Configure optional fields such as telephone number, address, title, and more.  
  * Select the permitted applications for the user.
  * Specify [[groups|group membership]] on the system.

===== Tips and Tricks =====
==== Secure Shell (SSH) ====
Secure Shell (SSH) access for users is rarely required and should be considered only for trusted users.  To enable this option in the web-based account manager, add or change the following parameter in /etc/system/webconfig:

  allow_shell = 1