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An entire site can be set to private. This is ideal for an Intranet of a large school or department.

1. Log into in to the site.

2. Go to Settings > Reading: Site Visibility.

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3.  Restrict access to:

   1. All active UConn NetID's

   2. All Users users of this site

   3. Admins and Editors

   4. Admins and Editors of the site, and the following NetID'sNetIDs.

      1. List the NetID's NetIDs in the box. There is no set limit to the number of NetIDs that can be listed.

4. Click Save Changes.

Having a private site will limit the access to the site/pages and any media files (images, documents and , etc.) within the site. A user is required to login log in using their NetID to view the private site and will be prompted to do so when accessing a media file directly. When a site is set as private, all media files are moved to a private folder thus changing the URL.

An entire site can be set to private. This is ideal for an Intranet of a large school or department.
Only Site Administrators are able to modify settings.

1. Log into the site

2. Go to Settings > Reading : Site Visibility.
   

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3.  Restrict access to:

   1. All active UConn NetID's

   2. All Users of this site

   3. Admins and Editors

   4. Admins and Editors of the site, and the following NetID's
      

      1. List the NetID's in the box. There is no set limit to the number of NetIDs that can be listed.

   5. Save Changes

Having a private site will limit the access to the site/pages and any media files (images, documents and etc.) within the site. A user is required to login using their NetID to view the private site and will be prompted to do so when accessing a media file directly. When a site is set as private, all media files are moved to a private folder thus changing the URL.

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