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### Unit/Organization ### Unit/Organization
`Orange Management` supports the definition of multiple units/organizations which is especially useful for organizations with subsidiaries or business units etc. For each unit/organization permissions can be assigned to accounts. `Karaka` supports the definition of multiple units/organizations which is especially useful for organizations with subsidiaries or business units etc. For each unit/organization permissions can be assigned to accounts.
### Application ### Application

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Updates provide functionality improvements where patches provide security and bug fixes. It is always recommended to keep all application components up-to-date. The application either informs administrators about updates for installation or automatically installs them depending on the settings. Updates provide functionality improvements where patches provide security and bug fixes. It is always recommended to keep all application components up-to-date. The application either informs administrators about updates for installation or automatically installs them depending on the settings.
Updates and patches are only concerned with the application and libraries it comes with, system and application updates such as OS, database etc. have to be updated by the system administrator. It is advised to only perform database updates once they are confirmed to work by Orange Management. Updates and patches are only concerned with the application and libraries it comes with, system and application updates such as OS, database etc. have to be updated by the system administrator. It is advised to only perform database updates once they are confirmed to work by Karaka.
## Security ## Security

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##### Windows ##### Windows
By default the windows directory should be `C:/xampp/htdocs`. Remove all files in this directory and put all the files of the Orange Management application into this directory. By default the windows directory should be `C:/xampp/htdocs`. Remove all files in this directory and put all the files of the Karaka application into this directory.
##### Linux ##### Linux
By default the linux directory should be `/var/www/htm`. Remove all files in this directory and put all the files of the Orange Management application into this directory. By default the linux directory should be `/var/www/htm`. Remove all files in this directory and put all the files of the Karaka application into this directory.
#### Web Installer #### Web Installer
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###### Top Level domain ###### Top Level domain
The top level domain is the domain name where you installed the application. If you only installed it locally, it is 127.0.0.1. If you installed it on your web server, then you input the domain name e.g. `orange-management.org` The top level domain is the domain name where you installed the application. If you only installed it locally, it is 127.0.0.1. If you installed it on your web server, then you input the domain name e.g. `karaka.app`
###### Web Subdirectory ###### Web Subdirectory

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