Access levels

In ispmanager, access masks are used to restrict access to functions, fields, and other features. The principles of operation and applicable values ​​are described below.

Predefined names

Numeric values

You can specify numbers directly as a string; they are interpreted as the EqLevel for the specified level:

• "16" is equivalent to "user"
• "29" is equivalent to "admin"

Modifiers + and -

Suffixes only work with names/numbers describing a single level (EqLevel). They cannot be used with all, registered, or public.

• + (following a name/number) — the specified level and above (MinLevel):
  • "user+" — users, resellers, admins, super, internal
  • "admin+" — administrators and above
  • "16+" — everyone with a level >= 16
• - (following a name/number) — the specified level and below (MaxLevel, strictly less):
  • "admin-" — everyone with a level < 29 (not including admin)
  • "user-" — everyone with a level < 16

Comma-separated list (space)

Multiple values ​​can be combined by separating their masks with a |:

• "admin,super+" — equivalent to "admin+" (admin + super + internal)
• "user,reseller" — only users and resellers
• "nobody,registered" — everyone, including unauthorized users (like "all")