• Average number of logins per day
• Application usage
• Number of Logins per user
• Index Queue
• Error Codes
• User Activity
• Page Hits
• Item Views
• User IPs
• User Time
• Storage Space Occupied
• Shared Folders
• Large Files
• Home Folders

Some intermediate servers (proxy/gateway/firewall/router/etc) will answer a request from the browser on behalf of the server. If this happens frequently and you are unable to change the intermediate server to avoid this (supporting 2 minute connections is a good start) you can use

top.noodle.ajax.ignoreMasquerading=true;

use that as a last resort as it can cause further UI interference.

This code can be added to a re-writer to select no manager by default
How to make "Reports to" default to nothing or a selected user instead of the current user:

if(url.indexOf("UserDetails.po")>-1 && url.indexOf("user=")<0){
  doc.getElementById("users_MANAGER").selectedIndex=0;
}

If someone tries to brute force passwords their IP will be blocked.

• This works like fail2ban
• The IP will be denied access then un-listed after 24 hours
• IPs are listed in noodle.log
• This can be immediately cleared by restarting the Noodle service
• The feature may be disabled or specific whitelisting entries added from the System Settings > Security section
• The default threshold (20 failures per minute) may be adjusted  via the BlackList.PerMinuteThreshold option in noodle.properties.
• One proxy or NAT user can get many or all users blocked due to shared IP.
  • If all users share the same NAT, it's best to have the Noodle server on the LAN side of that NAT.
  • Best to route to the Noodle server with the "Transport layer" instead of the "application layer" (NAT port forward vs HTTP proxy).

Once the structure has been created, we can now look at creating groups that will allow us to control permissions and access rights. Group names should be explanatory of the role they represent.

To create groups, click on Groups inside System Tools. Existing Groups will be displayed at the top of the page.  Click on a group to display it's members in the lower part of the screen. Members can also be added to Groups here at any time.

Click on the 'Create Group' button, enter a name in the text box marked Group Name, and click 'Save' to confirm.