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No method on Unity that I am aware of. If a user is interested in knowing what the web menu structure for Unity is, they are able to find out through the publically available documentation as well. On Unity non-admin users will be able to explore the menu tree but will be greeted by the "Not Authorized" message for every single menu item (screenshot example below).
The only way I can think of to accomplish what you are looking for would be to place Unity behind a Web proxy like a NetScaler which can filter out the URLs that you do not want the users to have access to "/cuadmin" for example. The easier method though would just be to communicate the correct URL for web inbox to the end users (/inbox).
Example of what normal users will get on any menu item selection in the /cuadmin URL.
No method on Unity that I am aware of. If a user is interested in knowing what the web menu structure for Unity is, they are able to find out through the publically available documentation as well. On Unity non-admin users will be able to explore the menu tree but will be greeted by the "Not Authorized" message for every single menu item (screenshot example below).
The only way I can think of to accomplish what you are looking for would be to place Unity behind a Web proxy like a NetScaler which can filter out the URLs that you do not want the users to have access to "/cuadmin" for example. The easier method though would just be to communicate the correct URL for web inbox to the end users (/inbox).
Example of what normal users will get on any menu item selection in the /cuadmin URL.
