[SalesForce] Community Default Login Page

I have created a community with all the default pages (login, logout etc.).
But my login page is not showing up. Below is my community URL –

https://commsbx-i3vision.cs43.force.com/SupportCommunity

What am I missing?
Below is my log in controller –

global with sharing class CommunitiesLoginController {
global CommunitiesLoginController () {}

// Code we will invoke on page load.
global PageReference forwardToAuthPage() {
    String startUrl = System.currentPageReference().getParameters().get('startURL');
    String displayType = System.currentPageReference().getParameters().get('display');
    return Network.forwardToAuthPage(startUrl, displayType);
}
  }

Best Answer

In your site settings you will need to specify default Active page as the login page .

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I'd question your underlying premise, Lightning isn't going to be any faster than VF+tabs, especially if those VF/tabs are using a third party library like Angular + Remote Actions to do their UI work.

At its core Lightning is another Single Page Application framework, its not magic and its not going to work any better with a custom built front end than a well regarded third party framework. Indeed you might actually suffer more given the maturity of the framework.

If you convert to Napali and go with a Lightning Community Template then you are going to get the benefits of having your components integrated with the Community Builder tool, but without that I'd give it a miss for production use.

[SalesForce] Adding users to the community… need access to the community

Access to a community is based on the assignment of one or more profiles to the community. Any user that is using one of those profiles has access.

Make this assignment by clicking on the "Workspaces" link then on the "Administration" tile then on the "Members" tab, and adding one or more profiles:

Note: do not remove the "System Administrator" from the list. If you do, you will not longer be able to modify the community.

Somewhat related, you can also configure the profile that self-registering users are given via the "Login & Registration" tab:

Edit by Luis:

I now add these priveges in a permission set, to my System Administrator User:

System Permissions >

Lightning Experience User
Manage Users
Salesforce Anywhere in Lightning Experience 
Lightning Experience User   
Lightning Login User
Create and Set Up Experiences   
Manage Experiences  
Skip Device Activation at Login 
Access Experience Management

App Permissions >

Manage Customer Users
Manage Published Solutions
Manage Content Permissions  
Manage Content Properties
Manage Salesforce Knowledge 
View Content in Portals

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