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# SQL: Mark existing mail user as global domain admin
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### Mark user as global domain admin with iRedAdmin-Pro
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With iRedAdmin-Pro, you can mark user as either global domain admin or normal
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domain admin in user profile page, under tab `General`.
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### Mark user as global domain admin with SQL command line tool
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> If you don't have any mail account, please follow this tutorial to create a
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> new mail user: [SQL: Bulk create mail users](./sql.bulk.create.mail.users.html).
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Let's say you want to mark existing user `user@mydomain.com` as global domain
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admin, please follow steps below to achieve this.
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* Login to SQL server as either SQL root user or `vmailadmin` user.
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* About SQL root user:
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* for MySQL or MariaDB: SQL root user is `root`.
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* for PostgreSQL: it's system account `postgres` on Linux, or
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`postgresql` on FreeBSD, or `_pgsql` on OpenBSD.
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* You can find their passwords in file `iRedMail.tips` under iRedMail
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installation directory. for example, `/root/iRedMail-0.9.3/iRedMail.tips`.
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* Update SQL table `vmail.mailbox` and `vmail.domain_admins` to mark this user
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as global domain admin:
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```
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sql> UPDATE mailbox SET isadmin=1,isglobaladmin=1 WHERE username='user@mydomain.com';
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sql> INSERT INTO domain_admins (username, domain) VALUES ('user@mydomain.com', 'ALL');
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```
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Now you can login to iRedAdmin-Pro as `user@mydomain.com`, it's global domain
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admin.
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