Microsoft Sharepoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit eBook

382 Part V: Administration of Windows SharePoint Services
(the e-mail address to send replies to, which must be a monitored address), and codepage
(the codepage to use). In addition, you can use the optional url parameter to
specify settings for a particular virtual server.
The e-mail operation uses the following syntax:
stsadm.exe -o email -outsmtpserver -fromaddress
-replytoaddress -codepage [-url ]
For example, to configure the e-mail settings to use the server \\SMTPServer
and to use someone@example.com as both the from and reply-to address, you
would use syntax similar to the following:
stsadm.exe -o email -outsmtpserver SMTPServer -fromaddress someone@example.com
-replytoaddress someone@example.com
To set the http://myserver virtual server to use a different codepage, you
would use syntax similar to the following:
stsadm.exe -o email -outsmtpserver SMTPServer -fromaddress someone@example.com
-replytoaddress someone@example.com -codepage -url http://myserver
Manage Site Owners and Users
Using HTML Administration Pages to Manage Users
and Cross-Site Groups
To manage users and cross-site groups, you follow the Manage Users link on the Site
Settings page to the Manage Users page. By using this page, you can view a list of
users and cross-site groups, check which site group a user or cross-site group is
assigned to, add new users and cross-site groups, delete users and cross-site groups,
or assign users and cross-site groups to site groups. When you add new users or
cross-site groups, you also have the option to send an e-mail message to them, inviting
them to use the site. You can even include a custom message in the invitation e-mail
message. For example, you can describe your site and what it should be used for, or
you can add a personal message to the default e-mail invitation.
Note If you do not see the Manage Users option on your Site Settings
page, you are probably in a subsite that uses the permission settings of a
higher-level website of the server or virtual server. To work with user
accounts and permissions, either go to the parent-level website or change
to using unique permissions for the subsite.
If you want to view which site groups a user is a member of, you use the Manage
Users page.