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Restrict access?

kweilbacher

I just finished watching the excellent webinar tutorial on Quick Start. Currently I have Alfresco community (3.4c) installed with users (internal and external) logging to access documents and collaborate.

Question: if i setup a Quick start website, can I enforce that only authorized users (again both internal and external) can access it? In other words, I don't want this site to be available to the general public. Thanks!

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ben

Hi,
If you mean the editorial tier i.e. the Share site, then yes. The Quick Start uses a Share site so you can restrict access in exactly the same way as you would with a regular collaboration Share site. If you mean the delivery side i.e. the web application, then no, this is not an out of the box feature.
Regards, Ben.

kweilbacher

Thanks, Ben, yes I meant the delivery (published) side. So, no way to restrict access to wcmqs to only users after they log into the Alfresco dashboard?