Changepermissionpolicy: Stsadm operation (Office SharePoint Server)
Applies To: Office SharePoint Server 2007
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Topic Last Modified: 2015-03-09
Operation name: Changepermissionpolicy
Description
Updates the Web application policy level for a user to change which permission levels the user is assigned. This operation is the command-line equivalent of the process used on the Policy for Web Application page in the SharePoint Central Administration Web site.
Syntax
stsadm -o changepermissionpolicy
** -url <URL name>**
** -userlogin**
**\[-zone\] \<URL zone\>**
**\[-username\] \<display name\>**
**\[{ -add | -delete }\]**
**\[-permissionlevel\]**
Parameters
Parameter |
Value |
Required? |
Description |
url |
A valid URL, such as http://server_name |
Yes |
The URL of the Web application to which the content database is being changed |
userlogin |
A valid user name in the form: Domain\user_name For non-Windows accounts, a valid user name in the form: providerName:user_name |
Yes |
The user login name |
zone |
A valid zone, such as "Default" |
No |
The zone from which the permission policy is being changed |
username |
A valid user name in the form of: Firstname Lastname |
No |
The user or display name for the policy. If user name is specified, it will be used; otherwise, Active Directory is queried to resolve a user name. |
permissionlevel |
A valid list of permissions to change the permission policy. For example, Full Control, Full Read, Deny Write, or Deny All. |
Yes |
Specifies the appropriate permissions to grant or deny to this permission policy level. When you grant a permission, it gives the user the granted permission. However, when you deny a permission, it prevents a user from ever having this permission. Note Denying a right always supersedes granting a right. |