RE: Granting permissions using Authenticated User Group
- From: Cooper <Cooper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 06:14:01 -0800
Aside from the webconfig; how would you deny users to say a Sharepoint site.
Sharepoint (2003) only really lets you grant access.
"MrHusy" wrote:
Hi Cooper.
You know Deny permission always wins over Permit. So you can Create a
security-group, give deny permissions for viewing the site or whatsoever.
Whenever you join a member to this group, It wot be able to view the site
although it is also a member of authenticated groups.
Regards
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MrHusy
http://www.experts-exchange.com/M_3788926.html
"Cooper" wrote:
If you granted everyone permission to say a Sharepoint site using the built
in authenticated user group and then later decided that you you had a small
subset of authenticated users that you did not want to see the site, knowing
that the site doesn't let you "exclude" groups via the UI, what is a good
alternative to using this built in group. I would like automated group like
authenticated users that everyone is a member but where I can exclude this
small group of people. In other words, where I don't have to manage the group
for every new person or every person that leaves. Is there any sort of
functionality to create such a group in AD where I can say basically everyone
except these people?
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