I would like to be able to turn on Consent to Control by organization, not by user. This way it is in the clients hand whether or not they'd like unattended access. I understand you can set it by user, but then the prompt will popup on every connection, regardless of who I am connecting to. We currently only have one client that requests that we perform Consent to Control, so we use an alternate remote program for that client specifically.
Chris,
This would be pretty easy to set up as long as you are using a Custom Property to identify the organization. Company is CustomProperty1 (by default)
I'd just create a session group where CustomProperty1='MyCompanyHere' and set up the user roles to require consent on the session group (reminder that Permissions are additive. If you have a machine in multiple groups, that machine will have all of the permissions of every group it belongs to)
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Chris,
This would be pretty easy to set up as long as you are using a Custom Property to identify the organization. Company is CustomProperty1 (by default)
I'd just create a session group where CustomProperty1='MyCompanyHere' and set up the user roles to require consent on the session group (reminder that Permissions are additive. If you have a machine in multiple groups, that machine will have all of the permissions of every group it belongs to)
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Sean White, that is NOT the answer. You misunderstood what Chris indicated.
We want to ONLY turn on the following option for SPECIFIC organizations:
ScreenConnect > Administration > Advanced > Other Settings:
Is User Allowed to Require Consent
Enables the "Require Consent" toggle in the guest client UI
Chris,
This would be pretty easy to set up as long as you are using a Custom Property to identify the organization. Company is CustomProperty1 (by default)
I'd just create a session group where CustomProperty1='MyCompanyHere' and set up the user roles to require consent on the session group (reminder that Permissions are additive. If you have a machine in multiple groups, that machine will have all of the permissions of every group it belongs to)
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Chris,
This would be pretty easy to set up as long as you are using a Custom Property to identify the organization. Company is CustomProperty1 (by default)
I'd just create a session group where CustomProperty1='MyCompanyHere' and set up the user roles to require consent on the session group (reminder that Permissions are additive. If you have a machine in multiple groups, that machine will have all of the permissions of every group it belongs to)
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