Bearbeiten von allgemeinen Einstellungen einer Webanwendung in SharePoint Server
**Gilt für:**SharePoint Foundation 2013, SharePoint Server 2013, SharePoint Server 2016
**Letztes Änderungsdatum des Themas:**2018-02-28
Summary: Illustrates how to make changes to general settings for a SharePoint Server 2016 and SharePoint Server 2013web application in Central Administration.
Edit a web application by using Zentraladministration
Use the procedure described in this section to edit a SharePoint Server web application using the Zentraladministration.
To edit a web application by using Zentraladministration
Verify that you have the following administrative credentials:
- To edit a web application, you must be a member of the Farm Administrators SharePoint group.
Start SharePoint 2016-Zentraladministration.
For Windows Server 2008 R2:
- Click Start, click SharePoint 2016, and then click SharePoint 2016-Zentraladministration.
For Windows Server 2012:
On the Start screen, click SharePoint 2016-Zentraladministration.
If SharePoint 2016-Zentraladministration is not on the Start screen:
- Right-click Computer, click All apps, and then click SharePoint 2016-Zentraladministration.
For more information about how to interact with Windows Server 2012, see Common Management Tasks and Navigation in Windows Server 2012.
On the Zentraladministration home page, click Application Management.
On the Application Management page, in the Web Applications section, click Manage web applications.
Click on the web application that you want to edit.
In the ribbon, from the WEB APPLICATIONS tab, click General Settings, and do the following:
To change the default time zone for sites that are created on the web application, in the Default Time Zone section, from the Select time zone drop-down list, select a time zone.
To change the user settings provider for sites that are created on the web application, in the User Settings Provider section, from the Select User Settings Provider drop-down list, select a user settings provider.
To change the default quota template for site collections created on the web application, in the Default Quota Template section, from the Select quota template drop-down list, select a quota template.
To disable person name actions and online presence information from being shown on sites on the web application, in the Person Name Actions and Presence Settings section, from Enable additional actions and Online Status for members, select No.
To disable alerts for sites in on the web application, in the Alerts section, from Alerts on this server are, select No. If you don't want to disable alerts completely, but want to limit the number of alerts a user can create, change the settings for Maximum number of alerts that a user can create accordingly.
To disable RSS feeds for sites on the web application, in the RSS Settings section, from Enable RSS feeds, select No.
To disable the MetaWeblog API for the web application, in the Blog API Settings section, from Enable Blog API, select No.
The Metablog API allows SharePoint blog entries to be written, modified, or removed through web services. If Accept user name and password from the API is Yes, then the credentials to manage the blog post are sent in clear text, unless SSL to the web app is configured. If Accept user name and password from the API is set to No, SharePoint authorization for the web app is used.
To change the browser file handling so that the browser automatically executes web content, in the Browser File Handling section, select Permissive.
To disable security validation for sites on the web application, in the Web Page Security Validation section, from Security validation is, select Off. To change the expiration time for a security validation, change the settings for Security validation expires accordingly.
To disable the ability to send users their user name and password by e-mail, in the Send User Name and Password in E-Mail section, from Send user name and password, select No.
To deny pages in the _Layouts folder to reference site master pages for sites on the web application, in the Master Page Settings for Application _Layouts Page, from Application _Layout pages reference site master pages, select No.
To turn off recycle bins on sites in the web application, in the Recycle Bin section, from Recycle Bin Status, select Off. Alternatively, you can change when items in recycle bins should be deleted by changing the settings for Delete items in the Recycle Bin and Second stage Recycle Bin.
To change the maximum allowed size of content uploads to a site in the web application, in the Maximum Upload Size section, change the number in Maximum upload size accordingly.
To disable the collection of web site analytics for sites in the web application, in the Customer Experience Improvement Program section, from Enable Customer Experience Improvement Program, select No.
To enable usage cookies to be used for anonymous users on sites in the web application, in the Usage Cookie section, from Usage Cookie Status, select On.
Wichtig
Local legal restrictions might apply when you enable usage cookies on sites that have anonymous users.
To save your changes to this web application, click OK.
See also
Create claims-based web applications in SharePoint Server
Create web applications that use classic mode authentication in SharePoint Server
Erweitern anspruchsbasierter Webanwendungen in SharePoint