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It is certainly possible. (But it is rarely a good idea.)
The administrator could still grant himself rights at a later time.
Greg
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The administrator could still grant himself rights at a later time.
Greg
People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use. Kierkegaard
I agree, it's possible to exclude the administrators to certain (sub)-sites, f.e. a site with confidential data in it.
It's definitely not a best practice, because site administration would then rely on non-administrators and as we all know there will be some point the end-user needs help.
As an administrator i think you could still have elevated rights via the Policy for Web Application
It's definitely not a best practice, because site administration would then rely on non-administrators and as we all know there will be some point the end-user needs help.
As an administrator i think you could still have elevated rights via the Policy for Web Application
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