You can manage Content Deployment through the Microsoft Management Console, Site Server's Web interface or through command-line utilities. Site editors are in charge of proofing content - for example, ensuring that spelling is correct and that formatting standards are adhered to. Site administrators have the ultimate authority in the publishing process. They can create and modify the Web structure and authorize and effect content deployment. These roles are defined by membership of NT domain groups.
Users can have more than one role for different sites and content.
You assign users to roles via MMC, User Manager for Domains or the Web-based management interface. After deployment, Site Server can generate detailed reports of all publishing operations and send them to you automatically via e-mail. Take a deep breath All of this power comes with a price, in the form of serious hardware requirements. Microsoft's minimum requirements, as usual, are too low for satisfactory performance. We recommend at least a 266-MHz Pentium Pro or Pentium II processor with 128M bytes of RAM and at least 5G bytes of disk space.