3.23. FRONTPAGE

CHAPTER 3. HOW DO I USE HOSTING CONTROLLER?

3.23.8

Editing user permissions

Hosting Controller enables you to set the level of user permission for each virtual server or subweb that you have

installed. There are several levels of user permission:

  Remove this user   Removes all access the virtual server or subweb for that user. If browsing is enabled

for all users then this user can still browse the server of subweb anonymously.

  Browse Access   Allows the user to browse the server or subweb   the user has read access.

  Browse and Author Access   Allows the user to browse and change the server or subweb using FrontPage

  the user has read and write access.

  Browse, Author, and Administrate Access   Allows the user to browse and change the server or

subweb using FrontPage, as well the ability add and remove users   the user has full access.

To edit user permissions:

1. Click on the User Permissions link in the Front Page menu.

2. Choose the domain name be edited from the Virtual Host Name drop down list.

3. Specify the port number for the Extensions in the Port Number field. The default value is usually the

correct one.

4. Enter the name of the server or subweb folder be edited in the Web Name field.

5. Choose the required user that you want to edit from the Username drop down list.

6. Click on the required radio button set the level of access for this user, and click on the

button.

Figure 3.95: Editing user permissions

3.23.9

Editing IP address permissions

IP (Internet Protocol) address permissions are similar to user permissions, except that instead of setting access

levels for a particular user, you are setting access levels for a particular IP address or range of IP addresses. IP

addresses are the numbers assigned computers on the Internet, therefore, by setting these permissions, you can

set the access level of a particular computer or range of computers.

There are several levels of access permission:

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