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Portal > [Other]
Some of the remaining portal labels permit the following:
Sites—Configure sites. Sites are a set of pages that display content and provide access to specific
applications. Sites can have members, which are given exclusive access to specific pages or
content.
Site Template—Configures pages and web content for organizations.
Page Template—Configures a page and portlets, as well as permissions.
Password Policy—Configure the security policies you want, including user lockout and password
expiration, and assign them to users.
Custom Fields— Lets you configure custom fields for Blog entries, Bookmarks or Bookmark
Folders, Calendar Events, and so on.
Monitoring—Lets you see all the live sessions on the portal. Click a session to see its details. This
is usually turned off in production for performance reasons.
Plugins Configuration— Configure role access to portlets and features. By default, only
administrators can add portlets / plugins to their pages.
Redcell > Permission Manager
Manage Permissions to manage user access to different features. These are configured as part of
Roles, which aggregate users regardless of community affiliation. Create Roles with Portal > Roles.
The Users editor screen accessible from the Action menu for users listed in Portal > Users and
Organizations lets you manage groups to which Users are assigned.
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