Update Global Application Entitlement
Note: CPA must be initialized for the pod for invoking this API.
All the listed privileges are required -
Privileges | Description |
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FEDERATED_LDAP_MANAGE | Caller should have permission to this privilege, on the associated federated access group to manage the global application entitlement. |
Global Application Entitlement object to be updated
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Global Application Entitlement object to be updated.
{
"backup_gae_id": "0104abcdc-102b-4ed3-953f-3dfe3d23e0fe",
"category_folder_name": "dir1\\dir2\\dir3\\dir4",
"cs_restriction_tags": [
"Internal",
"External"
],
"default_display_protocol": "PCOIP",
"description": "global application entitlement description",
"display_name": "global-application-entitlement",
"enable_client_restrictions": false,
"enable_pre_launch": false,
"enabled": true,
"federated_access_group_id": "310927ee-1195-44c3-b877-5b194b4b4ea8",
"multi_session_mode": "ENABLED_ENFORCED",
"multiple_session_auto_clean": true,
"name": "global-application-entitlement",
"require_home_site": false,
"scope": "ALL_SITES",
"shortcut_locations_v2": [
"DESKTOP"
],
"use_home_site": false
}
Global Application Entitlement that can be used as backup for this Global Application Entitlement.
Name of the category folder in the user's OS containing a shortcut to the entitlement. The property will not be set if the entitlement does not belong to a category.
List of connection server restriction tags to which the access to the global application entitlement is restricted. Empty or null list means that entitlement can be accessed from any connection server.
The default display protocol for the global application entitlement. This can only be set to "PCOIP" or "BLAST". If this application's Farm's or desktop pool's allow_users_to_choose_protocol is set to false, then default_display_protocol must match that default_display_protocol of farm or desktop pool.
- PCOIP: PCoIP protocol.
- BLAST: BLAST protocol.
Description of global application entitlement.
The display name is the name that users will see when they connect using Horizon View Client. If display_name is left blank, it defaults to name.
Indicates whether client restrictions to be applied to global application entitlement, currently it is valid for published application pools.
If value is set to true, this global application entitlement can be pre-launched. This property can be set to true only if multi_session_mode is set to "DISABLED".
Indicates whether the global application entitlement is enabled.
ID of the federated access group with which the global application entitlement is to be associated. They can also be used for delegated administration.
Multi-session mode for this entitlement. A global application entitlement launched in multi-session mode does not support reconnect behavior when user logs in from a different client instance.
- DISABLED: Multi-session is not supported for this application.
- ENABLED_DEFAULT_OFF: Multi-session is supported for this application but is disabled by default. The client would need to explicitly request multi-session launch, if wanted. If a legacy client is used, this will always result in a single-session application launch.
- ENABLED_DEFAULT_ON: Multi-session mode is supported for this application and is enabled by default. The client can request explicitly for single-session launch, if wanted. If a legacy client is used, this will always result in a multi-session application launch.
- ENABLED_ENFORCED: Multi-session is supported for this application and it is enforced. The client can not select to launch this application as a single-session application.
Indicates whether automatic session clean up is enabled.
Unique name used to identify the global application entitlement.
Indicates whether it should fail if a home site isn't defined for this global application entitlement. This property cannot be set to true if use_home_site is set to false.
Scope for this global application entitlement. Visibility and Placement policies are defined by this value.
- WITHIN_POD: Within POD Policy: Local pod will be used for this policy. If this policy is for visibility, search for existing session will happen only in local pod. If this policy is for placement, session will always be placed on local pod.
- WITHIN_SITE: Within Site Policy: Site will be used for this policy. If this policy is for visibility, search for existing session will happen only from site. If this policy is for placement, session will be placed on site.
- ALL_SITES: All Sites Policy: Any pod can be used for this action. If this policy is for visibility, search for existing session will span all pods in LMV set. If this policy is for placement, session can be placed on any pod in LMV set.
Locations of the category folder in the user's OS containing a shortcut to the desktop. This property is required if category_folder_name is set.
Indicates whether a pod in the user's home site is used to start the search or the current site is used.
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Bad Request
User is not authenticated
Access to the resource is forbidden
Not Found
Conflict | CPA not initialized for the pod