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Icinga Web 2 can be installed easily from packages from the official package repositories.
Setting it up is also easy with the web based setup wizard.
See [here](installation#installation) for more information about installation.
See [here](installation#installation) for more information about the installation.
## <a id="about-configuration"></a> Configuration
Icinga Web 2 can be configured via the user interface and the .ini files (in /etc/icingaweb2).
Icinga Web 2 can be configured via the user interface and .ini files.
See [here](configuration#configuration) for more information about configuration.
See [here](configuration#configuration) for more information about the configuration.
## <a id="about-authentication"></a> Authentication
With Icinga Web 2 you can authenticate against relational databases, LDAP and more.
These authentication methods can be configured easily (via the corresponding .ini file).
These authentication methods can be easily configured (via the corresponding .ini file).
See [here](authentication#authentication) for more information about authentication
and how to configure authentication methods.
See [here](authentication#authentication) for more information about
the different authentication methods available and how to configure them.
## <a id="about-authorization"></a> Authorization
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## <a id="about-preferences"></a> User preferences
Besides the global configuration (like data/authentication backends)
each user has individual configuration options like the interface's language or the current timezone.
Besides the global configuration each user has individual configuration options
like the interface's language or the current timezone.
They can be stored either in a database or in .ini files.
See [here](preferences#preferences) for more information about user preferences
and how to configure where to store them.
See [here](preferences#preferences) for more information about a user's preferences
and how to configure their storage type.
## <a id="about-documentation"></a> Documentation
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## <a id="about-translation"></a> Translation
With the translation module every piece of text in the user interface (of the framework itself and any module) can be translated to a language of your choise.
With the translation module every piece of text in the user interface (of the framework itself and any module) can be translated to a language of your choice.
Currently provided languages: