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User Management
Manage users in TMA Cloud (first user only).
Manage users in TMA Cloud (first user only).
User Overview
Viewing Users
- Go to Settings → Administration (first user only)
- Click Show all users under Registered users
- View user details (name, email, storage usage)
Sub-users appear in this list under the account they belong to.
Accounts load automatically in cursor batches as you scroll. Each batch keeps an owner and all of its sub-users together; there are no Previous/Next controls.
Viewing Active Desktop Clients
- Go to Settings → Administration (first user only)
- Click View clients under Active desktop clients
- Review active desktop app clients (version, platform, IP, last seen)
User Information
- User: Display name, with the email address under it
- Storage: Current storage usage, with a bar when the account has a limit
- Limit: Configured limit, or Default
- Two-factor: On or Off, with how many users have it on and the adoption percentage above the list
- Joined: The day the account was created. Hover over it for the exact time
On a narrow screen, Joined and then Two-factor are hidden so names stay readable.
Creating Users
Signup Control
- On: anyone who can reach the server can create an account
- Off: nobody can; account owners can still add sub-users
- Toggle in Settings → Administration → Policies → Allow sign-up
Sub-users
Any account, including yours, can add extra logins that share its files and quota. These are created by the account owner in Settings → Sub-users, not from Administration, and they do not depend on the signup toggle. Sub-users are never administrators. See Sub-users.
Hide File Extensions
- When enabled, file names are shown without extensions (applies to all users)
- Toggle in Settings → Administration → Policies → Hide file extensions
Cloud Drive Save-only
- When enabled, other apps can browse and save into the desktop app's Cloud Drive but cannot open files from it (applies to all desktop apps, on by default)
- Toggle in Settings → Administration → Policies → Cloud Drive save-only
Managing Users
Storage Limits
- Set a limit per account in the Registered users list. See Storage Limits
MFA Management
- View MFA status per user in the user list
- Cannot enable or disable another user's MFA
Passwords
- When Allow password changes is on in Settings → Administration → Policies, users can change their own password. There is no way for an admin to set another user's password from the interface.
Related Topics
- Storage Limits - Configure storage
- Policies - Sign-up and the other server-wide switches
- Sub-users - Extra logins on one account
- MFA Management - Multi-factor authentication
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