[Autogenerated] SharePoint permissions
congee difficult to manage and hard to
understand. In this lesson, we're going to
begin the process of understanding
SharePoint permissions. SharePoint is made
up of sight collections, and sites in
those sites contain objects, objects like
lists, enlist items, document libraries,
folders and documents. Now, since you can
have two million sites per organization,
you can imagine that making sure the right
people have access to these sites and
objects can be a difficult task. Rather
than trying to create one set of
permissions that will apply to everyone in
the organization. Permission management is
assigned to the site collection. Add Mons
and the site owners. They typically have a
better understanding of the needs of the
users of the site. Now there are two kinds
of SharePoint sites. The traditional
SharePoint site collection and the
Microsoft 3 65 group connected SharePoint
site. The traditional SharePoint site
collection is created from the SharePoint
administration console, while group
connected sites can be created from the
SharePoint landing page. In Microsoft, 3
65 group connected sites are also
connected to other Microsoft services, for
example, teams and planner, both types of
sites, handle permissions in a similar
fashion, however, there are some important
differences you need to be aware of, and
we're gonna cover these elsewhere in the
course. There are 33 different permissions
that can be assigned to a user. But don't
panic. You don't have to try and figure
out which permissions each individual
users should have. Instead, users air
placed into Permission groups. These
groups already have a particular set of
permissions assigned, and there are
several permission groups available to
begin with, such as site owners, members
and viewers. There are also multiple
permission levels like full control, edit,
contribute and read, among others. You can
also create your own custom groups and
custom levels of permission on a
traditional SharePoint site. User accounts
get added to a SharePoint Permission group
in a Microsoft 3 65 group connected site.
You have the added layer of Microsoft 3 65
groups that are added to the SharePoint
permission groups automatically. This is
something you really have to be careful
about. And as if that wasn't enough, you
can also assign permissions to objects in
SharePoint like lists, libraries, folders,
items and documents. As I said before,
SharePoint, permissions can be difficult
to manage and hard to understand. But
that's why I'm here. That's it for this
lesson. Thanks for listening, and I'll see you next time.