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 Getting Started FAQ
 
-    [How do I access my repository through Archiva?] By default Archiva provides a secure WebDAV URL that needs a user and password. If you want it to not be secured, then you need to add the Repository-Observer role for the repository in question to the Guest user. This is done on the User Management page when logged in as an administrator. 
+    [How do I access my repository through Archiva?] By default Archiva provides a secure WebDAV URL that needs a user and password. Generally it is expected that users are created and the granted access through the Repository-Observer role. If you want it to be completely open, then you need to add the Repository-Observer role for the repository in question to the Guest user. Access control is handled through the User Management page when logged in as an administrator. 
 
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