With Sharepoint 2013 now released, many organizations are making the switch from classic document sharing to modern portal sites. In this article, we'll show you how to login to a Sharepoint 2013 portal site using your Office 365 login credentials.
How to Login to a Sharepoint Portal Site
To access a Sharepoint portal site, you will need to login using your credentials. To login, click the Login link on the top right corner of the portal site. You will then be prompted to enter your username and password. If you are not already logged in, you will be prompted to log in.
How to Establish Authoritative Connections in Sharepoint 2013
When you create a Sharepoint 2013 portal site, you will be asked to provide a name and password for the site. You can also use this same information to log in to the site when you are working on it.
To log in to your portal site, follow these steps:
1. Click the Site Settings tab on the ribbon in your browser window.
2. In the Site Settings page, click the Connections heading.
3. On the Connections page, under Connections from Other Sites, click your portal site's name.
4. Under Login Options, click Log In.
5. Type your user name and password into the appropriate fields, and then click Log In.
6. If you are prompted to confirm your login, enter your user name and password again and click OK.
How to Manage Permissions for a Sharepoint Portal Site
The first step in managing permissions for a Sharepoint portal site is to create a security group for the site. To do this, open the SharePoint Administration Console and click on Security Groups on the left-hand side.
Next, click on the Add button and enter the name of your security group in the Name field. In the Members field, you will need to add all of the users who will have permissions to access the site. You can add users from your organization or you can add users from outside of your organization if they have been granted permissions to access Sharepoint sites.
Once you have added all of the users who will have permissions to access the site, click on the OK button to save the security group. Next, you need to set permissions for each user in your security group. To do this, open the Site Settings page for the Sharepoint portal site that you want to manage permissions for and click on Permissions on the left-hand side.
In the Permissions section, you will see a list of all of the users in your security group. The permission levels for each user will be displayed next to their name. You can change any of these permission levels by clicking on the gear icon
How to Troubleshoot Failed Logins and Sessions in Sharepoint 2013
If you are experiencing problems logging into your Sharepoint 2013 Portal Site, there are a few things you can do to troubleshoot the issue.
First, check to see if you are using the correct username and password. Make sure that you are entering the username and password for the site that you are trying to access, not for any other sites in your farm.
If you are still having difficulty logging in, try to clear your browser history and cookies. This can help reset your browser settings and hopefully solve the problem.
If all of these solutions have failed, then you may need to contact your administrator for further assistance.