SharePoint Permission Types



  • SharePoint has “local” groups that can contain Active Directory Groups
    • For example, you can have a SharePoint permissions group called “Sales” which can contain Active Directory groups “Sales” and “Sales Engineering” and “Chess Team”
    • Unlike file shares where local groups are generally avoided, SharePoint specific groups are very common – this is makes it much harder to answer the question “Which human beings can access my data?”
    • There are more default permissions types than you can keep in your head at one time (33 in all):
    • 12 permissions types for Lists
    • 3 permissions types for Personal actions (e.g., views)
    • 18 permissions types for Sites
    Each permissions type can be grouped into Permissions Levels.
    • For example, the default “Contribute” site permission level contains 8 of the 12 site permission types.

     for More Details Check This Url:
    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721640.aspx



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