Microsoft Sharepoint 2013 SharePoint 2013 Security and Permissions 2

Question 1

In SharePoint 2013, what is the primary purpose of the 'Limited Access' permission level?

Accepted Answer

Allowing access to a specific item when a user has no direct site-level access

Answer

Limited Access is automatically assigned by SharePoint when users are given access to a specific item within a site to which they otherwise have no access.

Question 2

In SharePoint 2013, what happens to a subsite's permissions by default when the parent site's permissions are changed?

Accepted Answer

Subsite permissions are automatically updated to match the parent

Answer

By default, SharePoint sites inherit permissions from their parent site, so changes to parent permissions automatically propagate to child sites.

Question 3

Which SharePoint 2013 administration feature allows setting permission policies for specific users across an entire web application, overriding all other permissions?

Accepted Answer

Web Application User Policy

Answer

The Web Application User Policy in Central Administration allows administrators to set permission policies that apply to specific users across the entire web application, overriding all site-level permissions.

Question 4

Which SharePoint 2013 feature allows end users to request access to a site they cannot currently reach?

Accepted Answer

Access Request

Answer

The Access Request feature sends an email notification to site administrators when a user attempts to access a site without sufficient permissions.

Question 5

In SharePoint 2013, which permission level includes the ability to edit and approve pages, list items, and documents for publishing?

Accepted Answer

Approve

Answer

The Approve permission level in SharePoint 2013 grants users the ability to edit and approve content for publication in addition to standard contribute rights.

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Microsoft Sharepoint 2013 SharePoint 2013 Security and Permissions 2