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Chapter 16: Windows SharePoint Services Site Administration 437<br />

From that point on, any changes you make to the permissions affect only the subsite.<br />

When you switch from inherited to unique permissions, per-list permission settings<br />

remain intact.<br />

Note Switching between permissions models can create some strange<br />

scenarios. For example, any user who has the Create Subsites right can create<br />

a subsite. By default, this right is included only in the Administrator site<br />

group, but if you assign it to another site group, members of that group can<br />

create subsites with unique permissions <strong>and</strong> become administrators of the<br />

new subsites. If such a user then chooses to switch to using the parent website’s<br />

permissions, the user will no longer be an administrator of the subsite.<br />

You use the Site Settings page for your subsite to switch to a different permissions<br />

model.<br />

To set unique permissions by using HTML Administration pages<br />

1. On the subsite, click Site Settings.<br />

2. Under Administration, click Go to Site Administration.<br />

3. On the Site Administration page, under Users <strong>and</strong> Permissions, click Manage<br />

permission inheritance.<br />

4. In the Permissions section, select Use unique permissions.<br />

5. Click OK.<br />

If you want to return to using the same permissions as the parent website, you<br />

can also change back by using HTML Administration pages.<br />

Managing Site Creation Rights<br />

By default, when Self-Service Site Creation is enabled, all members of the Reader,<br />

Contributor, Web Designer, <strong>and</strong> Administrator site groups have the Use Self-Service<br />

Site Creation right. They can use this right to create a top-level website on a virtual<br />

server from the Create Web Site page. Another right, the Create Subsites right, is<br />

available to members of the Administrator site group by default. This right allows the<br />

user to create a subsite or a workspace site from the Create page or the Manage Sites<br />

And Workspaces page.<br />

You control which users have the Use Self-Service Site Creation right by changing<br />

the rights in a site group. You can control which users have the ability to create<br />

sites <strong>and</strong> workspace sites by changing which site groups have the Create Subsites<br />

right, or by using the Enable Site And Workspace Creation page in Site Settings. You<br />

must be a member of the Administrator site group for a site to control these rights.

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