Update Global Policies
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Privileges | Description |
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GLOBAL_CONFIG_MANAGEMENT | Caller should have permission to this privilege, to perform this operation. |
{
"allow_multimedia_redirection": "ALLOW",
"allow_pcoip_hardware_acceleration": "ALLOW",
"allow_remote_mode": "ALLOW",
"allow_usb_access": "ALLOW",
"pcoip_hardware_acceleration_priority": "MEDIUM"
}
Determines whether MMR (Multimedia Redirection, a Microsoft DirectShow filter) is enabled for client systems.
- ALLOW: This policy option is set to allow.
- DENY: This policy option is set to deny.
- INHERIT: This policy option will be inherited from the parent.
Determines whether to enable hardware acceleration of the PCoIP display protocol. Default value is ALLOW. If the property is set, pcoip_hardware_acceleration_priority must be set. This setting has an effect only if a PCoIP hardware acceleration device is present on the physical computer that hosts the machine.
- ALLOW: This policy option is set to allow.
- DENY: This policy option is set to deny.
- INHERIT: This policy option will be inherited from the parent.
Determines whether users can connect to and use machines running on vCenter Server instances. If set to deny, machines must be used in local mode.
- ALLOW: This policy option is set to allow.
- DENY: This policy option is set to deny.
- INHERIT: This policy option will be inherited from the parent.
Determines whether machines can use USB devices connected to the client system.
- ALLOW: This policy option is set to allow.
- DENY: This policy option is set to deny.
- INHERIT: This policy option will be inherited from the parent.
Determines priority for hardware acceleration. This property is ignored, if allow_pcoip_hardware_acceleration is not set to ALLOW. Default value is MEDIUM priority.
- LOWEST: PCOIP Hardware acceleration priority is lowest possible.
- LOWER: PCOIP Hardware acceleration priority is lower.
- MEDIUM: PCOIP Hardware acceleration priority is medium. Default.
- HIGHER: PCOIP Hardware acceleration priority is higher.
- HIGHEST: PCOIP Hardware acceleration priority is highest.
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