SharePoint Sitegroups in MOSS 2007 - The Basics

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Monday, October 16, 2006, 19:45
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Ton Stegeman’s blog on SharePoint 2007 is on our reading list. Here’s an excerpt from Ton:

You can see these groups, if you go to your top level site, select Site Actions and then click People and Groups.

This screen shows all available sitegroups and their members. The most important ones for our site are:

  • Visitors
  • Members
  • Owners

These 3 groups are actually tied to the site itself. This connection can be seen when you are in People and Groups and you click the Set Up Groups menu item from the Settings menu.

Click here for the article SharePoint 2007 SiteGroups - part 1 - the basics.

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