SharePoint web applications
SharePoint web applications provide permissions for SharePoint users that are valid across all websites within the web application. You can find information about SharePoint objects that the web application is linked to on the overview form. Defined users and permissions policies are shown for the web application. Valid SharePoint providers are displayed with the web applications for which they are registered.
In SharePoint, you can limit the amount of permissions that can be assigned to SharePoint permission levels. You can see all valid permissions for the web application on the overview form.
To obtain an overview of a web application
- Select the SharePoint | Web applications category.
- Select the web application in the result list.
- Select the SharePoint web application overview task.
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SharePoint site collections and sites
SharePoint sites are organized into site collections. A site collection manages access rights and characterization templates for all sites in the site collection. It consists of at least one site on the top level (root site). Other websites are arranged below this root site. They can be connected to hierarchies through simple task relationships. Properties (for example role definitions) can be inherited by child sites though this hierarchical structure.
Site collections and sites are mapped with their access rights to One Identity Manager. You cannot edit their properties in the One Identity Manager. You can edit access rights managed within a site collection in One Identity Manager. To do this, SharePoint roles, groups, and user accounts are loaded into the One Identity Manager database.
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SharePoint site collections
A site collection groups sites together. User account and their access permissions are managed on the sites. To automatically assign used accounts and employees, assign an account definition to the site collection.
Authorized user accounts and groups are displayed on the site collection's overview as well as the web application and the root site linked to the site collection. The quota template, the site collection administrators and auditors assigned to the site collection are also visible on the overview form.
To edit site collection properties
- Select the SharePoint | Site collections category.
- Select the site collection in the result list. Select the Change master data task.
- Enter the required data on the master data form.
- Save the changes.
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General master data for a site collection
The following properties are displayed for site collections.
Table 17: General master data for a site collection
| Account definition |
Initial account definition for creating user accounts. This account definition is used if automatic assignment of employees to user accounts is used for this site collection and if user accounts are to be created that are already managed (Linked configured). The account definition's default manage level is applied.
User accounts are only linked to the employee (Linked state) if no account definition is given. This is the case on initial synchronization, for example. |
| Server |
Name of the SharePoint server that provides the site collection. |
| Web application |
Unique ID for web application that belongs to the site collection. |
| Root site |
Link to the site collection root site. Links to a site that is set as root site. |
| Administrator |
Administrator user account for the site collection. |
| Other administrator |
Additional administrator user account for the site collection. |
| Used storage |
Information about the storage taken up by the site collection on the server. |
| Last security relevant change |
Time of last security relevant change that was made to an object in this site collection. |
On the Addresses tab, you can see the site collection URL and port and the URL of a portal linked to the site collection.
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