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+ | Logging in as the ownCloud "admin" user and navigating to Settings=>Users displays the administration user and group administration area of the ownCloud instance. The of the screen contains security toolbar for this area. The security toolbar is used to create new user IDs, security groups, and changing the default disk storage quota for new user IDs. | ||
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ownCloud provides security administration tools for maintaining User IDs, security groups, user group administration, and user disk quotas.
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Administration Elements
Logging in as the ownCloud "admin" user and navigating to Settings=>Users displays the administration user and group administration area of the ownCloud instance. The of the screen contains security toolbar for this area. The security toolbar is used to create new user IDs, security groups, and changing the default disk storage quota for new user IDs.
1. Name 2. Password 3. Groups 4. Create 5. Default Quota