Hi! I have MOSS 2007, and there is a strange problem: on Default.aspx page can access only site Collection Administrators. Other users take this access denied message: Error: Access Denied Current User You are currently signed in as: domain**\user** Sign in as a different user Request access On other pages they can access, by example on http://portal/_layouts/settings.aspx other users can access(if they have these rights). Other users are members of Owners Group(Root site > People and Groups > Home Owners(in "Group Settings" there is Full Control checkbox). They are also added to Site Settings > Permissions directly with Full Control. no effect. I think it is very strange, it looks like some permissions for root page are broken..

Have you published that default.aspx page. It is approved? Thanks & Regards, Neerubee

Have you published that default.aspx page. It is approved? Thanks & Regards, Neerubee Hi neerubee! Yes, page default.master has "Approved" status in Root Node > Master Page Gallery(if You mean this) м - м . [url=http://rockietm.wordpress.com/][/url]

Have you customized default.aspx page? Thanks & Regards, Neerubee

Yes, this page was customized in web inrerface long time ago. Also long time ago there was customized and default.master from Master Page Gallery. But there were no problems early :( м - м . [url=http://rockietm.wordpress.com/][/url]

Check the permissions for only default.aspx page.Thanks & Regards, Neerubee

Check the permissions for only default.aspx page. Thanks & Regards, Neerubee Where can I do this? I can click Edit in web interface, so I see page in edit mode with some links, like "Page Settings", "Check In to Share Draft", "Publish". I don't see any permissions setting there. upd.: In 'Status' I get this windows, which says that published vershion is viewable for all users:

Go to top level site url in browser and then click view all site content, and in pages library you can find default.aspx page. Click on manage permissions of default.aspx page. Check the permissions there.Thanks & Regards, Neerubee

Go to top level site url in browser and then click view all site content, and in pages library you can find default.aspx page. Click on manage permissions of default.aspx page. Check the permissions there. Thanks & Regards, Neerubee Hi neerubee! YES!! :)) It is great! Thank You very much! :) I don't know why there is empty, possible something failed. After adding user permissions they can view default.aspx back! м - м . [url=http://rockietm.wordpress.com/][/url]

Hi Rockie, Now your default.aspx can access all users. Please mark this as answer.Thanks & Regards, Neerubee