Users and permissions for setting organizational unit permissions in sharepoint

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The organizational permissions of Sharepoint itself are bound to ad, and good permission control is implemented at the same time.

 

To modify the permissions in sharepoint, follow these steps:

1. Add a role

2. Add users and assign roles

3. Website role settings

 

 

1. Add a role

Default roles include: readers, discussion participants, website designers, administrators, and members.

To add a role: Project Owner

 

Click: website settings, general settings, Management Security, and additional settings

 

 

User and permission à manage users and groups

Click Add User Group

: Enter the project owner and select the appropriate permissions.

 

Click OK at the bottom right corner of the page.

The project owner role is displayed on the new page.

 

You can double-click Modify to add a user or modify role permissions.

 

 

2. Add members and assign roles

You can click "project owner" on the previous page to add a member.

 

 

(Note: This user must already exist in sharepoint. If it does not exist, perform the following steps first: Add a user)

Homepage à website settings à manage user à Add User

Follow the prompts to add a user.

In this screen, you can add the user to the project owner role group.

 

Adding members to project owner à is similar. This is easy to handle.

 

 

3. Set different security settings for each webpage

In actual needs, we need to configure different people to view different permission pages. What should we do if we are people of the same role?

In fact, it can be set on every webpage.

Take the resource web page as an example:

Click Manage Security (mainly set here)

We can see that the new project owner has been shown here (all user groups by default)

To set permissions separately, click

[Display only to users with "view region Permissions".] Option