12-10-2008 06:11 AM - edited 03-09-2019 09:52 PM
Is it possible to set a password so users can't disable, change, or unistall the client on the local desktop?
Thanks,
Dan
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12-11-2008 01:20 PM
Go to the policies page, find the "Base - CSA Service and client UI control" In there you will see the "Base - CSA client UI control" rule module and then you will see the "Base - CSA service control"
The service control is targeted more for the protection of the service from other applications attempting to kill/stop/modify the CSA agent service, not so much for user protection.
Located in the "Base - CSA client UI control" rule module itself, you will see the "Agent UI control rule", examine it and you will see the following:
Agent UI control rule [2112]
Control agent UI interaction
Allow user to reset agent UI default settings
Allow user interaction
Allow user access to agent configuration and contact information
Allow user to modify agent security settings
Allow user to modify agent personal firewall settings
Suppress taskbar notifications
Obviously if you check/uncheck these it will either allow or not allow respectively.
12-10-2008 12:25 PM
You can allow or deny user interaction based on a user state.
This would allow only certain users to disable, uninstall or modify the agent.
Agent service control and Agent UI control rules can be used for this.
There is no option to use a password in CSA.
Tom
12-11-2008 11:30 AM
Thanks for the information.
Cn you give me some more details becaue I am very new to CSA. About 2 weeks of working with it on and off.
Thanks,
Dan
12-11-2008 12:01 PM
I found the Agent UI Control, but can't seem to find agent service control. Also I am running version 6. The book I have has version 4.5 in it.
12-11-2008 01:20 PM
Go to the policies page, find the "Base - CSA Service and client UI control" In there you will see the "Base - CSA client UI control" rule module and then you will see the "Base - CSA service control"
The service control is targeted more for the protection of the service from other applications attempting to kill/stop/modify the CSA agent service, not so much for user protection.
Located in the "Base - CSA client UI control" rule module itself, you will see the "Agent UI control rule", examine it and you will see the following:
Agent UI control rule [2112]
Control agent UI interaction
Allow user to reset agent UI default settings
Allow user interaction
Allow user access to agent configuration and contact information
Allow user to modify agent security settings
Allow user to modify agent personal firewall settings
Suppress taskbar notifications
Obviously if you check/uncheck these it will either allow or not allow respectively.
12-12-2008 07:59 AM
Thanks.
I found this after looking around. I think I have things set the way I want.
Thanks You very much for the input.
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