Warning: If this is a folder, all contents including subfolders and documents will be deleted.
Define path-based access rules for sections of your wiki, then assign users to groups in the Users tab. Rules are evaluated in order. First match wins.
Create and manage backups of your wiki data. Backups include all documents, images, and configuration files.
Server administration from the couch.
With today's Jellyfin backend, admin accounts get an Administration entry under Profiles in Settings, covering the user-management basics that normally require the Jellyfin dashboard.
Administration is capability-specific, and future providers may offer a different set of controls.
Administration can be locked behind a 4-digit passcode, so kids poking around Settings can't get into the admin panel.
You'll be asked to set one up, or you can skip it.
Jellyfin administrator accounts get a Neptune MDM entry inside the same Administration menu on supported Neptune clients.
The native route uses the existing passcode challenge when one is configured, then checks administrator authorization again in the app and on the server.
From the native console, an administrator can:
The user and Server Defaults editors mirror Neptune's ordinary Settings hierarchy across supported clients.
Nested pages retain a managed-target reminder and edit one server-side draft; they never sign the administrator in as the selected user or alter the administrator's local preferences.
Only schema-supported remote settings appear.
Device-local actions such as launching Compass or rebuilding a cache are omitted.
Use the Neptune MDM guide for the complete workflow:
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Keep a user's preferences synchronized | Settings Sync |
| Seed the starting configuration for new users | Server Defaults |
| Create, assign, require, or lock reusable profiles | Server Profiles |
| Push or lock exact settings for one user | Remote Management |
| Send messages, manage child policy, or review devices | Announcements, Child Accounts, and Devices & Data |
Plugin-dashboard, native-console, and recipient requirements are listed in the MDM availability table.
Neptune Pro never grants Jellyfin administrator permission.
This entry manages Neptune MDM only; Neptune Indexers remains separate.
Select any user on the server to manage their account:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Set Password | Change the user's server password |
| Administrator | Grant or revoke admin rights |
| Disable Account | Block sign-ins without deleting the account |
Internet Streaming Bitrate Limit caps the user's remote streaming quality (Unlimited, or 1 to 120 Mbps).
The limit applies account-wide, on every client they use.
Make any account a child account:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Make this a child account | Hides Discover and the request catalog, and only shows content within the age rating, on every device they sign in on |
| Library Access | All libraries, or an allow-list |
| Age Rating | The content rating ceiling, or No Limit |
Child accounts pair with the Neptune MDM plugin, which can also flag child accounts server-side so the restriction applies before the device even syncs settings.