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default web site - AD permissions

wbedwell
over 7 years ago

Hi,

We have the three built-in WebInterfaces (ARWebAdmin, ArWebHelpDesk & ArWebSelfService). All three applications resides under the Default Web Site.

How can we set different permissions for the three webInterfaces by Access Templates?

eg: From the Helpdesk site \\servername\ArWebHelpDesk a helpdesk support person cannot see any Exchange Options for users whereas a user on the \\servername\ARWebAdmin site can ?

Where can I amend the permissions for the helpdesk site so they will have the options to perform Exchange Management tasks

 

Thanks

 



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  • 0 over 7 years ago
    The permissions are set on the Active Directory side not on the Web Sites. The sites will show whatever task-based UI elements their directory-side permissions allow. You cannot manage permissions for visual elements of a site in the way you envision unless you start making custom sites for different groups of users - which could be done can be a bit of nuisance to manage.
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  • 0 over 7 years ago
    The permissions are set on the Active Directory side not on the Web Sites. The sites will show whatever task-based UI elements their directory-side permissions allow. You cannot manage permissions for visual elements of a site in the way you envision unless you start making custom sites for different groups of users - which could be done can be a bit of nuisance to manage.
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