Use this information to configure Alfresco Content Services.
Follow these links if you are configuring integrations or modules:
- Configuration overviewAlfresco Content Services is preconfigured with a set of system configuration parameters. Many of the system configuration parameters are completely exposed as properties, which you can configure for your specific environment requirements.
- Configuring subsystems A subsystem is a configurable module responsible for a sub-part of Alfresco Content Services functionality. Typically, a subsystem wraps an optional functional area, such as IMAP bindings, or one with several alternative implementations, such as authentication.
- Configuring databases Use this information to configure supported databases for use with Alfresco Content Services.
- Configuring the repository Use this information to configure the Alfresco Content Services repository.
- Configuring file servers The File Server subsystem allows access to the Alfresco Content Services data stores through the SMB/CIFS and FTP protocols. This allows you to browse to the repository using Windows Explorer or by creating a Network Place.
- Configuring email Use this information to configure email services, including inbound and outbound email, subscriptions, and email clients.
- Configuring email templates using v1 REST APIs Use this information to configure customized email templates for your registered applications using the v1 REST APIs.
- Configuring LibreOffice You can transform a document from one format to another using the LibreOffice subsystem. This feature requires you to install LibreOffice.
- Configuring ActiveMQAlfresco Content Services uses ActiveMQ for message queuing with various products, for example, Alfresco Media Management.
- Configuring Smart FoldersSmart Folders organize your content so that you can store files across your organization, but view them based on information requirement, not location.
- Content modeling with Model Manager Model Manager allows you to create and manage your own custom models in Alfresco Share. This is a user-friendly tool that enables you to add custom types, aspects, and properties to your models. Alfresco Content Services provides several out-of-the-box content models for specifying the core content types in the repository.
- Configuring Alfresco MobileAlfresco Content Services Administrators can easily define the experience for their Alfresco Mobile users by choosing what each user sees in the Alfresco Mobile menu.
Parent topic: Alfresco Content Services