You can configure FileNet® Collaboration Services to allow anonymous access, which is an optional feature that allows users to browse and download public content without having to log in first. Public content is content in the enterprise content management system that is available to all users.
Anonymous access is disabled by default. Enabling it has important security implications since users can access community documents without authenticating. It should only be used if it is necessary to provide unauthenticated access to public content. Content Platform Engine does not support anonymous access since all access to Content Platform Engine content must be authenticated. To support anonymous access, FileNet Collaboration Services allows the administrator to designate a particular directory user as the anonymous user. Once configured, FileNet Collaboration Services self-authenticates to Content Platform Engine as the designated user.
FileNet Collaboration Services does not allow unauthenticated users to create, modify or delete content, regardless of the anonymous user's access rights.