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What is Permission Management?

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What does 'Permission Management' mean?

Permission Management allows you to grant and remove permissions for users on files, directories, and the registry. Permissions are divided into roles rather than being assigned to each user individually. You can define one or more functions on your site and then set permissions to each position. The Authenticated user and Anonymous user roles contain permissions granted to authenticated and anonymous users. Depending on the installation profile you used when you installed your site, an Administrator role may also be present, automatically assigning all permissions on your site. Each user account on your site is assigned the Authenticated user role by default, with the option of adding one or more additional parts.

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