While SQL Server is the product's back end of choice, for very small workgroups, IntraNetics can run with Microsoft Access as its database. This is a welcome sign for those on a limited budget or with a minimum configuration of RAM and CPU horsepower. Meeting the boss' demand to build an Intranet before lunch will help anyone's career. Getting Started I ntraNetics is set up as a collection of applications grouped into logical categories such as people , places , and things . The first thing you'll need to do after installing the product is to select and customize an appropriate set of applications to fit your corporate Intranet needs.
Administrators can enable as much or little of the total package as they wish.
This is great news for new administrators, who will want to start with a small group of core applications, then add new functionality as their experience grows and interest in the Intranet builds. Next, you'll need to assign user permissions . In larger organizations you may want to make that user ID a group login for any Intranet administrator to use. The administrator signs up new users in the Employees application. Each employee can then be given rights to applications as a user, moderator, or designer .