There are two special default groups in Confluence:
- Confluence-Administrators: This is a 'super-group' of users who can access the 'Administration Console' from which site-wide administration is performed.
A user from this group has permission to do anything in the site regardless of any other setting.
- Confluence-Users: This is a default group of all new users. Permissions you assign to this group will be assigned to all new signed-up users of Confluence.
Other user-groups : A site administrator can also group users together into user-groups for more convenient administration. Once created, user-groups become available at the space and page levels to allow for flexible permissioning. A user in one of these groups will automatically be granted all permissions granted to the group.
Anonymous-Users : Confluence treats all users who do not log in when they access Confluence as being 'Anonymous'. Enabling anonymous 'Use permission' allows non-registered users to browse pages and spaces in Confluence.
RELATED TOPICS
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Page: Permissions Overview
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Page: Global Permissions Overview
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Page: Editing User Details
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Page: Adding a New User
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Page: Adding a Group
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Page: Setting up Anonymous Access
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Page: Global Groups Overview
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Page: Disabling the Built-In User Management
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Page: Editing User Details
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Page: Global Permissions Overview
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Page: Troubleshooting LDAP User Management
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Page: Searching For and Managing Users
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Page: Enabling or Disabling Public Signup
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Page: Adding a New User
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Page: Changing Usernames
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