The question that was brought up to me: "I have taken over as the Site Manager for my organization, but I believe that the Site Manager before me used a lot of unique permissions by name (not using groups) throughout the site, sub-sites, lists/libraries,
folders, and items/files. There is a lot of stuff that I can read but not modify, and I think there is a lot of stuff that I cannot even see.
If I want to start over and fix the organization's permissions, what is the best way to do this. Can a Top Level Site Administrator EASILY fix this for me (I know they can go into every item and check/correct permissions...I want to know how they can
efficiently wipe out and reset all permissions to inherit from the main organization's site).
Or do I need to go to the server admins and have them run a Powershell script? And if that is the solution, what is the script because our SharePoint Server Admins are not very experienced and typically offer limited if any support."
I have been trying to research the best case solution but come up short...any suggestions for this?
