I am trying to make an entire space public using these instructions: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/make-a-space-public/
When I go to global permissions, I see no option for anonymous.
When I navigate to space permissions, same thing.
I could really use some guidance so I can make the space public. We are trying to use it as a self-help guide, but it's requiring a confluence login.
If you don't get offered the anonymous access global permission tab as shown by Alexander, then I would guess you have enabled "share pages with non-users" permission. That disables anonymous access, you can only enable one or the other.
Hi, @Ryan Vasso !
Welcome to the Community!
Yes, you really can't configure it yourself, look at my screen - here a tab "Anonymous access".
It seems to me that you doesn't have enoght permissions. Like told here :
You can be any number of these admin types:
Product admins – There are two types of product admins that have access to the Jira or Confluence settings:
Admins that belongs to the administrators group – administer product settings, but they also have access to the product themselves through this group.
Admins that belongs to the <product-name>-admins groups – administer product settings, but they don’t have access to the product through this group.
Site admins – They administer the users and groups for the site’s products. They have access to the site's Admin and access to the products through this group.
Organization admins – They administer the organization and have access to the organization settings, which can be found at admin.atlassian.com.
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I am the original creator of the account and all spaces - and am I listed as the org. and site admin.
So it appears it's confirmed I don't have access to permissions I should have access to. Not sure what to do from this point?
Ryan
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Do you have the anonymous access tab, and have you turned off the public links option in general config?
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Confluence Cloud Standard:
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Hi @Ryan Vasso
Did you enable it on global level?
https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/set-up-public-access/
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Yes. But step #4 is not visible:
Also, to be clear, I am on a standard plan.
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I am in free plan. Just inactive button
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I am in the standard plan (trial) - but it doesn't even give me the option. By card is on file and ready to be billed. So not sure what I can do. Submitted an official ticket for help.
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