HMCTech Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 I am a complete Sharepoint newbie and I just installed WSS 3.0. I think I will figure out most of what I want to do. However I am stuck on adding users. I can go into People and Groups and add individuals, groups. But I want to do a bulk import of all my pupils and staff. I can talk to AD fine for example I added the 2009 pupils OU fine, and can log in with any user in that OU in sharepoint. But I dont want it to be just a "pupil" group and a "staff" group.
imiddleton25 Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 I put permissions to authenticated users in sharepoint when the user be it teacher , staudent or admin staff log on it is as them self. Is this what you are asking??
HMCTech Posted October 2, 2008 Author Posted October 2, 2008 I put permissions to authenticated users in sharepoint when the user be it teacher , staudent or admin staff log on it is as them self. Is this what you are asking?? Not really, I can add all authenticated users, but then that just add's everyone. I want to be able to add individuals to sharepoint. So I can give special permissions to certain people be it staff or pupils.
apearce Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 Alex, Where do I start with SharePoint permissions - There are so many different ways Each Site will have its own permissions unless it is inheriting them from the above site. People and Group is a little confusing - its not where you want to add users. Go to your top level site, Site Actions, Site Settings. Under Permissions click on Advanced Permissions. You will see 3 groups (maybe more) then click on New. You are not creating a new group you are adding users to a group. Having added your users at the top you will then have to select the group. 3 levels of groups Vistors Can only view the site, documents etc Members Can add, edit, delete announcements/documents etc Owners Full control, change permissions, delete the site etc Hope this helps - if not give me a shout Alex 1
HMCTech Posted October 3, 2008 Author Posted October 3, 2008 apearce thank you for your post. I will give it a try when i can get some more time to spend on sharepoint.
zag Posted October 3, 2008 Posted October 3, 2008 You can assign AD groups in sharepoint. I just gave our "teachers" group the appropriate permissions. No need to import any users, sharepoint is AD based.
HMCTech Posted October 3, 2008 Author Posted October 3, 2008 You can assign AD groups in sharepoint. I just gave our "teachers" group the appropriate permissions. No need to import any users, sharepoint is AD based. Dont worry I dont think I explained it correctly. Nevermind
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