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# Test Guest User Access in Your Experience Cloud Site

After you’ve implemented the recommended security settings, take your Experience Cloud site on a test drive to see what guest users see.

![Note](https://sf-zdocs-cdn-prod.zoominsoftware.com/tdta-platform-access-264-0-0-production-enus/a92be132-3cbc-412a-9262-130636120c14/images/icon_note.png)

Note Guest user access only applies to sites created with Experience Cloud. Portals created with the legacy Salesforce portals product don’t have guest user access.

- Access your site using an incognito window to make sure that you’re logged out.
- Browse to each public page to make sure that your guest user has the correct access level.
- Browse to object pages to see what the guest user can see.
- Do a global search in the site for specific records to see a search results page.
- Access the site from a mobile device to see the mobile guest user experience.
- Access direct links to various object detail pages as a guest user to ensure that there’s no access.
- Access \[www.domain.com\]/\[siteprefix\]/sitemap.xml to view what is listed in your sitemap to guest users. The sitemap.xml shows what information is exposed to search engines.