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This blog posting applies to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.
I assembled the following table to organize pertinent details about the different places and ways that administrators can be configured.
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Permissions |
Where configured |
May contain |
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Farm Administrators |
Configure all servers in the server farm. All tasks in Central Administration. STSADM command-line operations. No access to individual sites* |
SharePoint Central Admin >> Operations >> Update Farm Administrators Group |
Users and Groups |
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Server Administrators |
All farm administrator actions. No access to individual sites* |
Windows >> Computer Management >> Local Users and Groups >> Groups >> Administrators |
Users and Groups |
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*By default, Farm Admins and Server Admins do not have permissions to open/read sites. If necessary, they can take ownership of a site collection by adding themselves as a site collection administrator. |
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Site Collection Administrators |
Full Control of all sites within a site collection. |
SharePoint Central Admin >> Application Management >> Site Collection Administrators or** Site Actions [top level site]>> Site Settings > Modify All Site Settings>> Site Collection Administrators |
Users (2) Users (2+) |
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** Site collection administrators can be configured in two places. Via Central Admin, two users may be configured: a primary and a secondary. Via Site Actions for the top level site, additional users may be configured. Users added via Central Admin are added to Site Settings; a user removed from Site Settings is removed from Central Admin if present; must have at least one user specified. |
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Site Owners Site Members Site Visitors |
Full Control of site. Contribute to site. Read site. |
Site Actions [subsite]>> Site Settings > People and Groups >> Settings > Set Up Groups |
Users and Groups |
SharePoint 2007 doesn't automatically create these last three groups for new subsites.
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- Anonymous
April 27, 2007
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