Hi all!
My problem is that some logged in (active) users, with no Confluence license, cannot view pages.
I want to give "view" access to a group of users, that group has a mix of licensed and lots of non-licensed users. And I want to maintain that licensing as is, so no more licenses.
I did all this:
Any ideas?
P.S.: I've seen there is a section in Global Permission called "Unlicensed Access" but I presume this is for Jira Service Desk customers, only?
In the Global Permissions, there are two things to look for.
Unlicenced users is the permission to see spaces if they are logged into a system that uses Confluence for some reason (this pretty much means Jira Service Desk at the moment - "customers" for JSD get access to Confluence Knowledge-Base spaces this way)
Anonymous access is for letting people who are not logged into anything in. If you enable that, the whole world can see your Confluence without even having an account of any sort. But you also need to enable it in the space permissions for each space.
Note that because "anonymous" users are not logged in, there is no way to apply groups to them. You don't know who they are, so there's no way to group them.
Yup, I guessed that "Unlicensed users" in Global Permissions (Administration menu) is only for Jira Service Desk + Confluence, not Jira Software + Confluence.
Is not that clear in the explanation message for "Unlicensed users". If right now Jira Software isn't allowed to use this feature, maybe explaining that could be helpful.
Anyways, thanks a lot for your answer!
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I agree that it isn't clear! It is to me, but I've been here for a long time and know what to expect.
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