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Revision as of 06:51, 19 October 2011
OX Permission Level Matrix
OX HE/SE allows to provide different permission levels to the users.
The levels start with pure webmail-only functionality and end with the full featured groupware product including all connectors and are described in the first table.
- Webmail contains pure webmail functionality including a private addressbook
- PIM (Private Information Management) adds private calendar and private tasks, no group or sharing capabilities are available
- PIM + Mobility adds mobile synchronisation to the PIM level
- PIM + InfoStore adds private InfoStore functionality to the PIM level
- Groupware Standard includes all group and sharing capabilities as well as the InfoStore
- Groupware Premium adds all external connectors and mobile synchronisation to Groupware Standard
In addition to this levels, OX HE/SE contains several functions, which can flexible be used with every level. This functions are described in the second table.
How to read the Matrix
Definition | |
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Mandatory | This column defines the options, which must not be changed for this level. 'This is a technical requirement and necessary for the correct functioning of Open-Xchange Hosting / Server Edition |
Default | This column lists the options, which are activated per default for this level |
API Parameter | Related parameter in the RMI, SOAP and CLT API - described in the Provisioning Documentation |
and/or | Minimum one of this options need to be activated in this level |
Fields in this color define the most important differentiator to the next lower level |
Matrix - Permission Levels
This table describes the mandatory parameters for the different permission levels.
Additional Flexible Functions
The following functions can be added flexible to each permission level.
Additional Functions | Default | Requirements / Description | API Parameter | |
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Minimum Webmail | Collect Emailaddresses | Email addresses typed into sent/reveived emails can be saved automatically in a dedicated folder | collectemailaddresses | |
Edit Password | If a plugin to change the own password is installed on the system, it will be displayed in the settings area | editpassword | ||
Minimum PIM | Multiple Mailaccounts | The user can use external IMAP/POP3 Mailaccounts within the OX WebGUI. Starting with 6.20 this can be configured per email service | multiplemailaccounts | |
Subscriptions | The user can subscribe to external/social datasources, like LinkedIN, XING, Facebook, Gmail, .... Starting with 6.20 this can be configured per subscription service | subscriptions | ||
Publications | The user can publish his own data (contacts/documents) for other users in the internet | publication | ||
Minimum PIM + InfoStore | WebDAV | Allows WebDAV access to InfoStore documents; Requires InfoStore | webdav | |
Minimum GW Standard | Manage Resources | The user is allowed to create and manage resources for the whole company | editresource | |
Manage Groups | The user is allowed to create and manage groups for the whole company | editgroup | ||
Minimum GW Premium | vCard | The user is allowed to create and manage resources for the whole company | vcard | |
iCal | The user can download all his contacts via the iCal interface | ical |