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 Here you can setup your individual users.
| • | User Name: This is the logon the user will need to input to connect to the system. |
| • | Connection Type: This allows you to enable your users for FTP and/or SFTP |
| • | FTP Authorization: This indicates how the account will be authenticated. The options are. |
1. Password stored as SHA1 hash: This is a user authenticated by the server itself. Its permissions are those of the user the server is running as.
2. NT Authentication: This user name is authenticated against windows authentication source. Its permissions are those of the authenticated user.
3. Anonymouse User Account: This username is not authenticated an email address for the connecting user is requested. Its permission are those of the user the server is running as.
| • | SFTP Authorization: The same as above with the addition of SSH public key which allows the user to login automatically using a private key that is kept secret by the connecting user. |
| • | Remote Server Commands Authorization Level. This will be greyed out unless Remote Server Commands are enabled for individual users. * |
| • | Server Event: This will be greyed out unless Server Event Scripts are enabled for individual users. * |
*See the chapter on Automation for more information.
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