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Lock down application pages on a public web site

If you are creating public web sites and anonymous users have access to the site all anonymous users will have read access. By default this means that all users can also access the application and forms pages like for instance the allitems.aspx of the pages library. Now it's true that you would need to know the url to get there, but it still doesn't look very professional.

Microsoft felt the same way and has thought of a solution for this, the ViewFormPagesLockDown. Donald Hessing has written more about it on his brand new blog. Check it out!

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About Mirjam

Mirjam van Olst works as a lead SharePoint developer at Macaw in the Netherlands. She started working for Macaw in April 2004. Before that she had her own company (Van Olst Websolutions) with which she build web applications. Mirjam has specialized in SharePoint development since June 2004. She started working with the 2007 Office system in may 2006. She has implemented several world-wide intranet environments based on SharePoint. She also gives presentations about MOSS 2007 on a regular basis and occasionally writes articles about MOSS related subjects.

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