User advanced permissions in PWA 2007

[asadim]

In the following list what's the difference between the first 4 templates
with the second 4? e.g. what's the difference between Full COntrol and Web
Administrator?


Full Control - Has full control.
Design - Can view, add, update, delete, approve, and customize.
Contribute - Can view, add, update, and delete.
Read - Can view only.
Web Administrators (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have
Manage Windows SharePoint Services permission in Microsoft Office Project
Server.
Project Managers (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have
published this project or who have Save Project permission in Microsoft
Office Project Server.
Team members (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have assignments
in this project in Microsoft Office Project Server.
Readers (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have been added to
this project in Microsoft Office Project Server, but not assigned to tasks.

The above is taken from the Advanced Permissions page for a user.

Thanks in advance.

 

[James Fraser]

In the following list what's the difference between the first 4 templates
with the second 4? e.g. what's the difference between Full COntrol and Web
Administrator?

Full Control - Has full control.
Design - Can view, add, update, delete, approve, and customize.
Contribute - Can view, add, update, and delete.
Read - Can view only.
Web Administrators (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have
Manage Windows SharePoint Services permission in Microsoft Office Project
Server.
Project Managers (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have
published this project or who have Save Project permission in Microsoft
Office Project Server.
Team members (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have assignments
in this project in Microsoft Office Project Server.
Readers (Microsoft Office Project Server) - Users who have been added to
this project in Microsoft Office Project Server, but not assigned to tasks.

These permissions are from the SharePoint site (Project workspace)
settings. The groups labeled with "(Microsoft Office Project Server)"
are created and _maintained_ by Project Server. Every time the
appropriate project is published, Project Server will synchronize
those groups with what it thinks the settings should be. PS may remove
users that have been added manually to those groups. If you are adding
users manually use the first four. (In Project Server 2003, the group
synchronization process had to be started manually, by a server
administrator.)

Project Server determines the list of users that should be given
permissions on the sites from the settings in Project Server security.
Go to the Project Server Admin page to explore this.


James Fraser