Overview
With Visulox everything is controlled by Visulox Policies. A Visulox Policy has a Visulox filter and depending of the object a time, when the policy is valid.
Policies are defined in the Visulox Cockpit.
When a user is working under Visulox , six policies are relevant and applied in an order.
Login and Access Policies are ordered from top to down. This means, the first matching policy is applied.
A new Login or Access Policy is always placed on top of the list of policies.
Every policy takes use of VISULOX Filters.
After a policy has been changed, it may last up to 15 seconds until the adjusted policy is available on all nodes in the Visulox Cluster.
|
Policy |
General Function |
Filter Criteria |
Filter
|
|---|---|---|---|
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Controls the information seen by every user on the Visulox Portal login page. In this case the user is not authenticated. |
Access Point |
yes |
|
|
During authentication the policy defines the behaviour in the login process, like: Login allowed, Login with 2FA, etc. |
Remote IP Access Point User/Group |
no |
|
|
Controls the information seen by the authenticated user on his Workspace. |
Access Point User/Group |
yes |
|
|
Controls if the authenticated user will have access to an application. |
Remote IP Access Point User/Group Application |
yes |
|
|
Controls how Visulox will control an application, e.g. with recording, with key stroke detection, etc. |
Remote IP Access Point User/Group Application |
no |
|
|
Controls the File Transfer into and out of the infrastructure |
Remote IP Access Point User/Group |
no |
Policies via Command Line Interface
- How to control access from the command line
- How to control applications from the command line
- How to control groupaccess from the command line
- How to control external messages from the command line
- How to control internal messages from the command line
- How to control File Transit Policy from the command line
- How to control internal messages from the command line
- How to control access from the command line
- How to control File Transit Policy from the command line
- How to control login from the command line
- How to control applications from the command line
- How to control external messages from the command line
- How to control login from the command line
- How to control groupaccess from the command line