> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.livestreamiq.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.livestreamiq.com/readme/4.-administration.md).
# 4. Administration
This section explains how to manage administrative settings and access the Administration module within the LivestreamIQ portal.
Follow the steps below to navigate to the Administration Console:
**Step-1:** Go to the LivestreamIQ portal, after logging in you will be redirected to the dashboard with a sidebar. In the sidebar, the Administration Tab is there.
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**Step-2:** Click the Administration, You will able to see the list of administrational operation/configuration like the below image.
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1. Authentication: Configuring authentication methods like(Azure AD, Goggle, Ztrust….) to secure LivestreamIQ portal.
2. Users And Access: User and access management for LivestreamIQ users.
3. Authorization: Manage the role permissions of the LivestreamIQ users.
4. Email Configuration: Manage the SMTP configuration for notifications.
5. Alert Configuration: Configure the Alert configuration for sending alerts for particular events.
6. License: For activating the LivestreamIQ we need a license key to activate the license.
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