Use this tab to specify authorized users that have unique permissions on the master Web server for your Web application. If a user's computer has more restrictive permissions, these permissions are overridden and the more restrictive permissions are applied. For example, if the computer has browser-only privileges, but the user has browse and author privileges, the computer's permissions take precedence and the user can browse but not author on the Web application while using that computer.
Displays the domain and name of authorized users. To add unique permissions for a user, choose Add. To change the unique permissions for a current user, select the user's name and choose Edit.
Displays the current set of privileges allowed the user. A user can have privileges to browse, author, or administer a Web application.
Use to specify unique permissions for a user.
Note If this button is not available, the Web application uses the same permissions as the root Web application. To enable this button, choose the Settings tab and then select and apply Unique permissions for this Web application.
Use to change the permissions for a current user.
Note If this button is not available, the Web application uses the same permissions as the root Web application. To enable this button, choose the Settings tab and then select and apply Unique permissions for this Web application.
Select to delete the special permissions specified for a user. The user's permissions become the same as those specified on the root Web application.
Everyone has browse access
Select this option to allow both users with unique permissions and those without to browse the Web application. This option enables the Anonymous User account on Microsoft® Windows NT®.
Only registered users have browse access
Select this option to restrict access to your application to only those users listed on this tab.