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Chapter 9
4. Select the Zimlets tab.
5.Within this tab, you may disable or enable Zimlets for all users within the
Class of Service by unchecking (disabling) or checking (enabling) each
Zimlet. Only Zimlets that have been enabled on the server level will be seen here.
6.Once completed click Save.
Just to reiterate, these Zimlets will be available, or unavailable, to all users within the COS unless they have explicitly been defined at the user account level, which we will go over in the next section. Users will have to log out and in again to see the changes.
Assigning Zimlets to an Account
Assigning Zimlets to an Account works exactly the same way as assigning them to
aCOS.
1.With the Administration Console open, double-click Accounts in the Navigation Pane.
2.In the Content Pane, select the Worker account and click Edit.
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The World of Zimlets
3.Select the Zimlets tab.
4.In the Results Pane, you will see a list of Zimlets that are available to the user. Those Zimlets will have a check mark in the box to the left of them.
5.To disable a Zimlet, uncheck the box. You should notice two radio buttons that allow you to either use the COS settings (this is default) or to Limit
Zimlets available to this user.
6. Once completed click Save.
Keep in mind that user settings will override COS settings. By defining Zimlets at the user level, it makes it much more difficult to administer them later.
Administering Zimlets through the Administration Console is very simple and straightforward. However, like in many services, the real power comes from administering the Zimlets from the command line. In the next section, we will look at how to configure the RSS Zimlet, which will provide us with a good overview of configuring Zimlets from the command line.
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