Project Server 2013 beginners (13) PWA security mode switch

Some people ask me why the Project Server 2013 they installed lacks many things, like SharePoint 2013, especially when assigning permissions to users. Next I will share with you how to solve this problem.

1. Two Security modes of PWA

 

Projectserver 2013 provides two security modes to control access permissions to websites and projects:

• SharePointPermission ModeIn this mode (New in Project Server 2013), a special SharePoint Security Group is created on the website associated with project server 2013. These groups are used to grant users different levels of access permissions to the project and project server functions. SharePoint permission mode is a new feature of Project Server 2013.

• Project ServerPermission ModeIn this mode, Project Server provides a set of customizable security groups and other features different from those of SharePoint groups. This security mode is the same as the security mode provided in Project Server 2010.

 

2. Switch the Security Mode of PWA

The two security modes of Project server2013 are described above. After Project Server 2013 is installed, it is in SharePoint permission mode by default. To facilitate management, we can switch to the Project Server Security Mode to effectively manage user permissions.

 

1. Run the SharePoint 2013 command management program.

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2. Call out the command line management interface. Use this command (get-spprojectpermissionmode-URL http: // appserver/PWA) to check the mode in which project server 2013 is currently running, the following shows the SharePoint mode;

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3. Run the following command (set-spprojectpermissionmode-URL http: // appserver/PWA-administrat10000count domainname \ USERNAME-modeprojectserver) to switch the Security Mode of Project Server 2013 to the Project Server mode.

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4. After the switchover is completed, Project Server 2013 runs in Project Server mode. I can run the first command (get-spprojectpermissionmode-URL http: // appserver/PWA) to confirm our operation. The following shows the Project Server mode.

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Note: If you want to switch back to SharePoint security mode, you can execute this command (set-spprojectpermissionmode-URL http: // appserver/PWA-administrat10000count contoso \ John. Woods-mode SharePoint ).

Warning switching to security mode will delete all permission configurations for the specified projectweb app instance and restore it to the default settings in the specified mode. Therefore, proceed with caution.

 

 

What functions are available after we complete the above switchover, or what changes are made to the PWA settings. Let's see the comparison of the two images below.

1) in the default SharePoint security mode.

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2) In Project Server Security Mode after switchover

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