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2008 Documentation
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Disabling Site-Wide Activity Logging
Use the following procedure to disable activity logging across the entire Web site. Procedure Navigate to Control Panel > System Administration > Site Administration > Site Configuration > Setup > General Site Settings. Disable the Enable Activity Logging property. Click Save ....
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Site Administration Overview
Using the site administration functionality, the site administrator can set up the basic site configuration, such as the site name, contact information, license management, and member points system; site content, such as theme, ad management, and article management; site security; and reporting and troubleshooting tools, including events logs and exceptions reports.
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Site Advanced Configuration Settings
Advanced Configuration is one of the site configuration workflow tasks. The Advanced Configuration task allows you to configure RSS settings, post settings, and IP address tracking for your site.
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Configuring Community Site Settings
The site configuration functionality allows you to set up the basic properties for your site, such as the name, description, and URL of your site; the applications you want enabled; and site contact information.
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Site Setup Page Settings
The Setup page is one of the site configuration workflow tasks.
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Configuring Site Content Settings
The site content functionality allows you to set up the content properties for your site, such as the theme, uploaded files, ad controls, article management, URL redirects, and emoticon filters.
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Configuring Site Security Settings
The site security functionality allows you to set up the content security properties for your site, such as offensive word and username replacement, spam blocking, and IP address blocking.
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Enabling and Disabling Applications
When you disable an application, you restrict access to an entire application of Community Server so that only administrators have access to them.
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Enabling REST API
Rest API is t he Community Server Web services layer. All requests to the REST API go through the same pipleine as Community Server, so when it is enabled the server load may be increased depending on the number of users and software tools that are accessing it.
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Adding a Folder to Community Site Files Folder
You can add a folder to the Community Server Root folder. This functionality allows you to create a structure into which you can download images and other files. This function is not available for all of the pre-packaged themes.