[Autogenerated] Hi. In this lesson, we're
going to talk about permission,
inheritance, every SharePoint site, every
sub site, every list in library and all
the list items and documents in those
lists. And libraries all inherit
permissions from the top level site in the
site collection. Unless you specifically
break that inheritance, let's take a look.
We're here in SharePoint. We're on our
wellness site. It is a public group
connected site, and the thing about
SharePoint inheritance is it doesn't
matter what type of site it is if it's a
group connected site or if it's part of a
traditional site collection. If it's a hub
site communication site, it doesn't
matter. Inheritance works the same in all
of the sites. Let's go ahead and let's
take a look at the permissions for this
site. We're going to click up here on our
settings gear, and we're gonna go to site
permissions. We're gonna click here on
advanced permission settings, and it takes
us to our permissions page. We see that we
have three groups wellness members,
wellness owners, wellness visitors.
They're all SharePoint groups, and we have
permission levels of edit full control and
read. Now we also have our limited access
users, but this is not anything we can
control. Now let's go ahead and let's go
to this document library. Here in this
site, Yoga resource is again. We're gonna
come up to our settings gear. We're going
to click on library settings and in the
Yoga resource is library settings. Here on
this page. We're going to click here on
permissions for this document library I
am. We have our yellow band again and
tells us about the limited access users.
But we also see this library inherits
permissions from its parent wellness, and
we see the three groups again wellness
members, owners and visitors and again
edit full control and read, So IT
inherited the permissions. Now let's go
ahead and let's go back to our library and
let's select this document. We're gonna
click here on these three ellipses, and we
get this big, long menu of options. I want
to select manage access, and that's going
to show us who has access to this
document. Our permissions and again we see
our groups, wellness owners, visitors and
members. Now, if we click down here in the
lower right on advanced, it'll take us to
the permissions page for this document.
And again we see now this document
inherits permissions from its parent, the
top level site wellness. And again we see
our group's members, owners, visitors edit
full control and read, So you can see
everything in this site is taking its
permissions from this site. Our group
sites act as the top level site in this
site collection. Now let's take a look at
site contents. We'll click on sub sites
now. We don't have any sub sites as part
of this site. And remember, sub sites are
not the preferred way of doing things
anymore. You could still create sub sites.
You probably still have some sub sites in
your SharePoint environment if you've been
working with SharePoint for a long time.
But the preferred way now is to create ah
hub site and then associate related sites
to IT instead of creating sub sites. But
if you do create a sub site and let's take
a look, we're gonna click on new sub site.
When we go to the process of creating a
sub site, we're gonna skip all of this.
We're gonna scroll down to permissions,
you see by default. The sub site will use
the same permissions as the parent site
again. That's the default for sub sites
and everything in this site collection.
Now you can choose to break that
inheritance and use unique permissions.
But that's another lesson for another day.
For now, I just wanted to show you that by
default, everything within the site
inherits those permissions from the top
level site in the sight collection. So now
you know a little bit more about
permission. Inheritance in SharePoint.
That's it for this lesson. Thanks for listening, and I'll see you next time.