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Michelle
Hi All,
I have a question about security on project plans using
Project Server 2003. We have templates bascially
containing standard tasks that are used by our quotation
team to generate new project plans. We need a way to
secure these templates so that people outside of our
quotes team does not have modification rights to these
plans. I was thinking of having two different categories
My Quotes and My Project Plans that will differentiate
all the projects. But this then becomes a very manual
process for our project admin to have to go in and
administer what group these plans belong to all the
time. Is there a less manual way to go about achieving
the same goal?
Also, in web access, there is a way to set up the
category such that it only allows them to see the
projects that they manage, which is ideal. But where do
I tell Project Server that person A manages only Project
A? How do I set this permission? Is there some sort of
setting I can set up front for a newly created project?
Thanks,
Michelle
I have a question about security on project plans using
Project Server 2003. We have templates bascially
containing standard tasks that are used by our quotation
team to generate new project plans. We need a way to
secure these templates so that people outside of our
quotes team does not have modification rights to these
plans. I was thinking of having two different categories
My Quotes and My Project Plans that will differentiate
all the projects. But this then becomes a very manual
process for our project admin to have to go in and
administer what group these plans belong to all the
time. Is there a less manual way to go about achieving
the same goal?
Also, in web access, there is a way to set up the
category such that it only allows them to see the
projects that they manage, which is ideal. But where do
I tell Project Server that person A manages only Project
A? How do I set this permission? Is there some sort of
setting I can set up front for a newly created project?
Thanks,
Michelle