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Introduction: Control user access with permissions - Office Support
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A site collection administrator configures permissions for the top level site or root site for the whole collection.
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By design, all the sites and site content in a collection inherit the permissions settings of the root or top-level site. If you are a site owner, you can stop permission inheritance for the site, and change the permission settings for the site.
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Lists and libraries inherit permissions from the site to which they belong. If you are a site owner, you can stop permissions inheritance and change the permission settings for the list or library.
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List items and library files inherit permissions from their parent list or library. If you have control of a list or library, you can stop permissions inheritance and change permissions settings directly on a specific item.
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- Best Practices: Group people who require similar access
- It's a good idea to assign permission levels to a SharePoint group, instead of granting individual permissions.
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Best practices for creating and managing team sites - Office Support
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Site creation
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Permissions management
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Information architecture
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Site lifecycle and retirement
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Storage limits
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Classification of information
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Customization
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Data protection
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Navigation
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Search
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Roles and responsibilities for supporting the site
Your governance model needs to address the following issues:
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It’s hard for users to find the right sub-site, or be sure if they have.
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Information can be duplicated in several sub-sites, using up expensive storage space, and requiring duplicated effort to maintain.
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Out-of-date information can reside on sub-sites, potentially for years, showing up in search results. It can be hard to tell what version of information is correct.
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Managing permissions for a multitude of sub-sites can become a major chore, and users might inadvertently wind up with access to information they really shouldn’t have.
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As employees leave the group, the sub-sites they create may be abandoned, creating confusion and muddying search results for remaining site users.
Being able to spontaneously create new sub-sites can be a great benefit to the group, but unrestricted site creation can get out of hand. When sub-sites proliferate freely, problems can arise. For example:
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Who is allowed to create sub-sites?
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Do new sub-sites need to be approved in advance? If so, what are the criteria for approval, and who grants the approval?
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Should new sub-sites use established templates and themes?
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How much information may be stored on a site? That is, how much server disk space can it take up?
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What are the rules for including navigation strategies on the site?
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How long should information be stored on sub-sites before it is deleted or archived?
You can save time and energy if you set some policies for site creation that address the following areas:
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Follow the Principle of Least Privilege: Give people the lowest permission levels they need to perform their assigned tasks.
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Give people access by adding them to standard, default groups (such as Members, Visitors, and Owners). Make most people members of the Members or Visitors groups, and limit the number of people in the Owners group.
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Use permissions inheritance to create a clean, easy-to-visualize hierarchy. That is, avoid granting permissions to individuals, instead work with groups. Where possible, have sub-sites simply inherit permissions from your team site, rather than having unique permissions.
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Organize your content to take advantage of permissions inheritance: Consider segmenting your content by security level – create a site or a library specifically for sensitive documents, rather than having them scattered in a larger library and protected by unique permissions.
Here are some tips to keep in mind when you’re developing a permissions strategy.
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