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Managed Users WebCom Managed Users makes it possible for you to allow another person to develop and/or maintain a part of your Web site or WebCom account via FTP. A separate userid and password can be setup which allow either read-only or full write and upload privileges to a restricted portion of your account. This page describes how to use this feature with your own WebCom account.
How Managed Users Works Managed Users ("MU") are users who have limited access to your WebCom account. The areas of the account which the MU is allowed to access are setup and controlled by you, using the Managed Users configuration form. MUs are given unique login names, of the form userid-muserid, where userid is the master user name for the WebCom account, and muserid is an eight character (or fewer) name identifying the MU. For instance, if your WebCom userid is rocky and you wanted an associate to have the ability to upload new Web pages to a section of your site, you could set her up as a Managed User with the username of bullwnkl and a unique password. She would then be able to login via FTP with the username of rocky-bullwnkl and her password, and would be able to maintain the designated section of your Web site. This new MU userid is linked to the directory in your account that you specify. An MU can have either read only access or full write access, giving the MU the ability to add and delete files and directories within their base directory. However, access is not granted to any parent directories. Managed Users Configuration Form Setting up and altering Managed Users is done with one simple form. On the form you will find the following elements: Setting Up Managed Users To setup a new Managed User:
Changing Managed User Settings
Removing Managed Users
Security Concerns With the Managed User system, you have the ability to grant MU access to your form directory, where form configuration files are kept. Since form configuration files have the ability to read and write data to any part of the account, granting access to the form directory essentially gives a MU full access to the account. ![]() phone: 1-800-GETVERIO © Verio Inc. 1996-2007 ::: Acceptable Use Policy ::: Privacy |
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