When the user opens the sign-in page, Community Server provides a link for the user to request a forgotten password.
Using the site administration functionality, you can specify properties for all members of your community, such as registration and profile settings and how membership information displays on your site, as well as create new user accounts and add user roles.
The permissions function allows you to control the actions that each user can perform within your community.
When creating a new user account, the Community Server administrator assigns the user role, which determines the permissions and functionality available to the user within Community Server.
Community Server allows you to specify special permissions to selected roles to restrict what users have permission to do in your community.
The membership configuration functionality allows you to set up the basic properties for your community members, such as membership account settings, member display lists, and roles cookie settings.
Membership Account Settings allow you to specify membership registration, profile and member avatar properties for all members of your community.
The member list settings specify whether lists of members are displayed in your community.
Community Server allows administrative users to bypass the registration process to create a new member from the Control Panel Dashboard.
Community Server relies on user roles to control the permissions for what users may or may not do. While Community Server installs some built-in roles, you can create own custom roles as well. For example, you may want to define a Sales and Marketing role for members of your organization's sales and marketing team.