If, for example, the policy applied to a Jump Client defines a permission, then no other policies may change that permission for the session. If multiple policies apply to a session, then the policy with the highest priority will take precedence over the others. Session policies are applied to a session in a hierarchical manner, with Jump Clients taking the highest priority, then support portals, then users, and then the global default.
If this session policy is already in use, you will see the number of users, public portals, and Jump Clients using this policy.įor all of the permissions that follow, you can choose to enable or disable the permission, or you can choose to set it to Not Defined. The description is seen when applying a policy to user accounts, group policies, and rep invites.Ĭhoose if this policy should be available to assign to users (user accounts and group policies).Ĭhoose if this policy should be available for users to select when inviting an external user to join a session.Ĭhoose if this policy should be available to assign to Jump Items. If you do not set a code name, one is created automatically.Īdd a brief description to summarize the purpose of this policy. Set a code name for integration purposes.
This name helps when assigning a session policy to users, public portals, and Jump Clients. You can then edit this new policy to meet your specific requirements.Īfter making your edits, click Save to make this policy available.Ĭreate a unique name to help identify this policy. To expedite the creation of similar policies, click Copy to create a new policy with identical settings. Click the arrow by a policy name to quickly see where that policy is being used its availability for users, rep invites, and Jump Clients the support tools configured and the prompting configured.Ĭreate a new policy, modify an existing policy, or remove an existing policy. The Session Policies section lists available policies. Session policies can be applied to users, public sites, and Jump Clients.įor more information, please see How to Use Support Session Policies. With session policies, you can customize session security permissions to fit specific scenarios. SsionSession Policies: Set Session Permission and Prompting Rules
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