With the **Command Center (Metaconsole) module creation assistant** (Wizard) it will be possible to create modules of different types in the Instances in a simple and transparent way, using the module components and the alert templates. In the Wizard the different instances are not distinguished. All agents and modules will appear mixed up as if they were from the same source.
As in [[en:documentation:pandorafms:technical_annexes:15_security_architecture#superuser_access|GNU/Linux there is a superuser]] called **root**, in Pandora FMS there is also a superuser figure called **superadmin**:
* When installing a complete PFMS server, by default, a user called ''admin'' is included. This ''admin'' user is the first **superadmin** but not the only one.
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* Besides the superadmin type user, in Pandora FMS it is possible to create administrator users, [[en:documentation:pandorafms:management_and_operation:11_managing_and_administration|through the PM access bit]].
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* Users with //bit// PM are practically the same as a super administrator, except for not being able to create alert commands, and other limitations, such as not being able to define other users as **superadmin**.
For security reasons there are functions that can only be accessed by a superadmin.
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In [[:en:documentation:01_understanding:03_glossary#nix_environments|*nix environments]], this is the user dedicated to the administration of an operating system, with special privileges to install, configure and maintain the software, among other tasks. Other users can inherit these privileges if they belong to the same **root** user group.
Just as in [[:en:documentation:07_technical_annexes:15_security_architecture#superuser_access|GNU/Linux there is a superuser]] called **root**, in Pandora FMS there is also the figure of **superadmin**:
* When installing a full PFMS server, by default, two users are included: ''admin'' and ''internal_API''.
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* This user ''admin'' is the first **superadmin** but not the only one, you can add as many as needed and justified.
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* To do so, a [[:en:documentation:04_using:11_managing_and_administration#users_in_pandora_fms|new superadmin]] must be assigned to it:
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* Set **Global Profile** to **Administrator** level.
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* Besides the superadmin, in Pandora FMS it is possible to create administrator users, [[:en:documentation:04_using:11_managing_and_administration#list_of_profiles|through the PM access bit]], assigned through profiles/groups to a user. The users with PM bit are practically the same as a superadministrator, except that for example, they cannot create alert commands, and some other limitations, such as not being able to define other users as superadmin.
Like [[http://:en:documentation:01_understanding:03_glossary#package|packages]], they contain a program or group of programs packed in TAR format, but do not contain information on how to install them, and are not specific to a specific operating system.
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Like a [[#package|package]], it contains a program or set of programs packaged in TAR format, but unlike this one it does not contain information on how to install it and in principle they are not specific for a given operating system.
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[[:ja:documentation:01_understanding:03_glossary#パッケージ|パッケージ]]と同様に、プログラムや複数のプログラムを TAR フォーマットでまとめたものです。ただし、インストール方法に関する情報や、特定の OS 用の情報は含まれていません。
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[[#パッケージ|パッケージ]]と同様に、プログラムや複数のプログラムを TAR フォーマットでまとめたものです。ただし、インストール方法に関する情報や、特定の OS 用の情報は含まれていません。
[[https://prewebs.pandorafms.com/manual/en/documentation/08_technical_reference/09_tentacle|Tentacle]] is multi platform and uses port 41121 (assigned by IANA) by default.
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[[:en:documentation:pandorafms:technical_reference:09_tentacle|Tentacle]] is cross-platform and uses port 41121 (assigned by IANA) by default.
In [[#nix_environments|*nix environments]] is the user dedicated to the administration of an operating system, with special privileges to install, configure and maintain the software, among other tasks. Other users can inherit these privileges if they belong to the same **root** user group.