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All application packages stored in the vault are listed in the Site Application Packages group.
There are two icons next to the application name. The left icon denotes the following:
- the application is shown in the list of applications available for installation.
- the application is hidden from the list of applications available for installation.
The icon in the right column denotes the site application usage rules you defined:
- free of charge, automatically added to the application pools of all clients.
- commercial application, can be added to a client application pool only by you under
certain conditions.
The Clients column shows the number of users using the site application.
3 To sort applications by category, select the category you need from the
menu located next to the search box.
To add a new application to the application vault:
1 Click the Server shortcut in the navigation pane.
2 Click the Application Vault icon in the Services group.
3 Click Add New Application Package.
4 Click Browse and locate your application package in .rpm, .deb, .sh or .zip
format, then click OK.
To make a certain free application a commercial one and to add it to application pools of
selected customers:
1 Click the Server shortcut in the navigation pane.
2 Click the Application Vault icon in the Services group.
3 Click the icon next to the application name.
Now the application was removed from application pools of all clients, and you can
manually add this application to the pools of selected clients, as described in the following
steps.
4 Go to Clients > client name > Application Pool.
5 Click Add an Application Package to Client's Pool.
6 Select a check box corresponding to the application you need and click OK.
To upgrade an application package:
1 Go to Server > Application Vault > Add New Application Package.
2 Click Browse and locate the updated distribution package in .rpm, .deb, .sh
or .zip format, then click OK.
3 Go to Domains > domain name > Web Applications.
4 Click the corresponding shortcut in the U column.
