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‎09-09-2020 06:25 PM
I would like to set a particular KB article public so unauthorized user can have access to it. any advise ? thank you
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‎09-09-2020 06:57 PM
Hi Charles,
Please go to knowledge base and create a new kb base for public use. this way you can manage it at all one place.
- Navigate to Knowledge > Administration > Knowledge Bases.
- create a knowledge base to make it public.
- Go to the Can Read section or tab and remove any entries from the list.
Everyone gets read permission on all articles in that knowledge base. - In the Application Navigator's Filter navigator field, enter sys_public.list and press enter or return.
- In the Page column, look for page named kb_find.
- For kb_find, change the value in the Active column to true.
- In the Page column, look for page named kb_view.
- For kb_view, change the value in the Active column to true.
- As a public user, try <instance>/kb_find.do or try directly the permalink to your kb
Thanks,
Arsh

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‎09-09-2020 06:57 PM
Hi Charles,
Please go to knowledge base and create a new kb base for public use. this way you can manage it at all one place.
- Navigate to Knowledge > Administration > Knowledge Bases.
- create a knowledge base to make it public.
- Go to the Can Read section or tab and remove any entries from the list.
Everyone gets read permission on all articles in that knowledge base. - In the Application Navigator's Filter navigator field, enter sys_public.list and press enter or return.
- In the Page column, look for page named kb_find.
- For kb_find, change the value in the Active column to true.
- In the Page column, look for page named kb_view.
- For kb_view, change the value in the Active column to true.
- As a public user, try <instance>/kb_find.do or try directly the permalink to your kb
Thanks,
Arsh
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‎09-09-2020 07:18 PM
Thanks Arsh, works like magic.
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‎08-22-2021 05:24 PM
But this opens up all articles. How do we make it specific for just for an article
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‎11-25-2021 01:07 AM
Hi
But this will make every KB article public right? what to do if we want a specific KB only public?