Just came across this issue. My reseller admin used to be able to look at the failed logins for blocked users, and was able to unblock them as necessary, however I wasn't able to find anywhere under admin management to add that capability to the reseller admins. Am I correct, or am I missing something?
Gregg > -----Original Message----- > From: blueonyx-boun...@mail.blueonyx.it [mailto:blueonyx- > boun...@mail.blueonyx.it] On Behalf Of Michael Stauber > Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 12:23 PM > To: BlueOnyx General Mailing List > Subject: [BlueOnyx:14874] Re: New "reseller" admin assignments - Howto > > Hi Chuck, > > > But I can't find where in the GUI that you can "assign" virtual site > > ownership to one administrator or another. So where do you assign a > > "owner" to a virtual site? > > Ok, login as "admin" to the GUI. Go to "Site Management". Click on a > site that you want to hand off to a "Server Admin". > > Click on "General Settings". There is a new "Owner" entry with a > pulldown. Select the name of the "Server Admin" from that pulldown and > save the changes. > > Now go back to "Server Management" / "Server Administrators". Click on > the pen icon next to the server admin's name. > > Make sure that user has the following Abilities: > > "Virtual Site Management" > "Site DNS Management" > > If you like, you can give him additional rights beyond that. But the > above two are the minimum of rights they need to see and to administer > the sites in question. > > Also check the "Virtual Site Administration" entries on that same page. > Make sure the "Maxmimum Disk Quota", "Number of Sites" and "Maximum > Users" match. They should be (at minimum) roughly equal to the number of > sites, disk quota and users that the sites under their control currently > have. More is good, less is bad. > > As long as a "Server Administrator" has less sites than "Number of > Sites" says, he can create additional sites. > > As long as the sites under his control have less diskspace and less > users than "Maximum Users" dictates, they can create additional users > and can assign diskspace to them. > > > But now - they can't do anything! > > You see, which menu entries a "server administrator" sees in the GUI now > totally depends on the "Abilities" he has. If you grant him "Active > Monitor Status", he can see the status of the active monitor. > > If you give him "Software Updates Management", he can see and use the > "Software Updates" tab and everything below it. > > If you give him "Power Settings", he can even power down and/or reboot > the entire server, as he then has access to the "Server Management" / > "System Settings" / "Power" menus. > > So this allows for a really finely grained access to various parts of > the GUI. How much or how little access you grant is now entirely up to > you. > > > Oh, and can you assign more than one "owner" to a virtual site? > > No. At this time that's not possible. Sites can only be assigned to a > single "server administrator". Past that only "admin" has access to > those sites. > > Something else: You also might want to check "System Settings" / "IP > Address Allocation". > > Because now you can specify which IP address(es) a "Server > Administrator" can use. So when a "Server Administrator" attempts to > create a new Vsite, he can only assign IP addresses to the new site that > are under his control. > > This is useful if you hand out separate IP's to separate clients. In > that case their "server administrators" can't use IP's that are beyond > their reach. It also saves you from hassles where a "server > administrator" tries to use an IP that you don't even own or that's used > on an entirely different box. > > And yes: IP addresses can have multiple owners. So you can grant various > "server administrators" usage to the same IP. > > -- > With best regards > > Michael Stauber > _______________________________________________ > Blueonyx mailing list > Blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it > http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list Blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx
