User Management

The User Management section gives administrators full control over who can access the server and what they can do. Create and manage user accounts, organize users into groups for application access, define roles with granular permissions, and handle registration approvals — all from one place in the dashboard.

Admin only

All User Management pages require admin privileges. Each page has its own specific permission — see the individual page documentation for details.

What you can manage

👤 User Admin

Create, edit, ban, and delete user accounts. Reset passwords, change roles, revoke sessions, and impersonate users for troubleshooting

👥 Groups

Organize users into groups that control which applications they can access across 11 software categories

🔑 Roles & Permissions

Define roles with granular permissions across 10 domains and 34 permission keys using the full RBAC system

📋 Registration Queue

Review and approve pending user registrations when admin approval mode is enabled

User management pages

Explore each area

User Admin

Create, manage, ban, and delete user accounts

Groups

Manage groups that control application access

Roles & Permissions

Define and assign roles with granular permissions

Registration Queue

Approve pending user registrations

CLI alternatives

Several user management operations can also be performed from the command line:

qb user create -u <username> -p <password> — create a new user
qb user delete -u <username> — delete a user
qb user ban -u <username> — ban a user
qb user unban -u <username> — unban a user
qb user password -u <username> -p <password> — change a user’s password
qb user promote -u <username> — promote to admin
qb user demote -u <username> — demote from admin
qb user quota -u <username> -o <size> — set disk quota
qb user shell -u <username> -o <full|limited|sudo> — set shell access level

The dashboard provides a more comprehensive interface with features not available via the CLI, including full RBAC role management, group-based application access, and session management.

Settings

Session, security, and registration settings that complement user management

Registration Settings

Configure how new users register — activation modes, quotas, and policies

Security Settings

Disallowed usernames, banned IPs, and access control

CLI Reference

Command-line user management reference