Computer Policies
RapidIdentity Server supports the central management of computer policies.
Policies may be configured at the Domain or Organizational Unit (OU) level, or on a specified computer.
The definable policies are summarized in the table below.
Policy | Description |
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Logon Experience | Logon Experience allows administrators to manage which tiles are available for use on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Emergency Access | Emergency Access allows administrators to manage which Emergency Access sub- options are available to users following successfully providing answers to their questions. |
Sounds | Sounds allows administrators to enable or disable RapidIdentity Client generated sounds on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Tray Icon | Tray Icon allows administrators to enable or disable the RapidIdentity Client taskbar tray icon on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Service URL | Service URL allows administrators to enable or disable (administrators) from setting the Service URL within RapidIdentity Client on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Splash Screen | Splash Screen allows administrators to enable or disable the blue “Please wait… Operation in progress” splash screen appears on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Enrollment Station | Enrollment Station allows administrators to enable or disable if computers are designated as Enrollment Stations within a domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Log Level | Log Level allows administrators to enable or disable the Log on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Suppress UI | Suppress UI allows administrators to enable or disable the use of the RapidIdentity Client application UI on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |
Suppress GINA Logo | Suppress GINA Loga allows administrators to enable or disable the appearance of the HID logo within the Logon Experience on computers for a specified domain, OU, or a single computer. |