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This functionality doesn't exist in the SharePoint 2007 version of SPA. We are looking to implement this feature in SPA for SharePoint 2010. We may add this feature to the 2007 version sometime after the initial 2010 release.

Any user with Full Control (i.e. Site Owner) will be able to create sub-sites and modify permission levels. If you don't want your users to have this much ability then you can create a custom permission level and customize the permissions for these accounts. An example would be to create a custom...

Here is the most common approach for this type of configuration. Create a custom permission level in your SharePoint environment. Remove the 'Create Subsites' permission.You could may also choose to edit the existing permission levels like Contribute and Read. Create a new Group Configuration...

This seems like a neat feature. Unfortunately the SPA product does not support this type of behavior out-of-the-box. To accomplish this you would have to create a feature with one or more custom actions to add items to your desired lists or libraries.

Symptom: Provisioning Templates were being loaded from alternate Provisioning Management Sites When two or more Provisioning Management sites exist on the same web application the Site Provisioning Assistant would load Provisioning Templates from the first site accessed. As a result the other Provisioning...

Feature: Site Groups Provisioning Template Support for Owners, Members and Visitors The Site Group Provisioning Template allows a Provisioning Profile administrator to define which groups to designate as the Owner, Member and Visitor groups for a new site.

Can you post your Profile Template? I'm interested to know what your settings are (i.e. Site Collection Profile Vs Site Profile) I am assuming Site Collection Profile because you seem to be attempting to create a new site collection on another "Web Application" in a managed path. Also you...

A custom provisioning template provider would be required to perform this type of operation.

Compare Both Web Application Directories using Beyond Compare (Free Trial) Verify Permission on each folder within you Web Application Directory. Verify Licensing has been installed If your using 64 Bit, make sure you Licensing in the C:\Program Files\Common Files\XHEO and not C:\Program Files (86)\Common...

Yes, the features are activated in the sequential order you specify them. SPA will wait until the previous feature is activated before the next feature is activated.