Global Parameters: Preference

Access Sessions Events

When disabled, PAM limits visibility of this information/report to auditors and system administrators only.

Days for License Expiration Warning

This setting defines the number of days prior to the expiration of your license when a warning message will be triggered.

Display License Expiration Warning to Administrators

This parameter controls whether the license warning message is displayed to all users or only to administrators. If disabled, the message is displayed to all users. If enabled, the message will be displayed only to administrators.

Debug Mode

This parameter enables Debug Mode for the whole application or for the current user if enabled in the User Preferences.

The parameters trigger the output of the additional information to the system logs to help the vendor to troubleshoot certain cases.

Display Full Administrator Menu for Auditors

When enabled Auditors are granted view-only access to additional subsection within the Administration section of the user interface.

Display Full Path For Objects In Reports

This parameter controls the visibility of full object paths in reports.

When enabled, full path to the object is shown.

When disabled, only the object name is shown.

Email Override

This user preference allows users to override email for system notifications with an email address on one of the domains enabled by the system administrators.

System administrators should define the comma-separated list of allowed domains in the global parameter Email Override to enable email override for specified domains.

Initial Query Type

The default value for the Search Center query type on the records list screen

Language

Defines the language that will be used when logged into the System.

Search Scope

Defines the record search scope for the browser extension. Possible values are the following:

Everything - Displays all records found for the currently open WEB Portal URL
Exclude Personal Vaults - Displays all records found for the currently open WEB Portal URL excluding records found in the Personal Vaults of other users for system administrators and auditors. The option is useful to narrow down search results for the system administrators and auditors.

Session Clipboard Hotkeys

This parameter enables Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V (Command-C/Command-V) hotkey combination when copying and pasting text from and to in-browser sessions.

Before enabling this option consider clipboard events logged by the system when event logging is enabled for clipboard operations unrelated to the active sessions.

Note: This feature is not supported in Firefox web browser.

Session Heartbeat Interval

Session heartbeat interval is a session timeout feedback policy.

The session heartbeat interval is defined by three values in seconds separated by slash character like in the following example: 2/15/30

The first value is the number of seconds to display the warning sign about session disconnection.
The second value is the number of seconds to initiate reconnect for an already connected active session.
The third value is the number of seconds to initiate reconnect for not yet connected session.

Session RDP Font Smoothing

If enabled, the text will be rendered with smooth edges.

Text over RDP is rendered with rough edges by default, as this reduces the number of colors used by text, and thus reduces the bandwidth required for the connection.

Session RDP Resize Method

Resize method for RDP sessions.

Possible values are:

Fixed - RDP Session will be opened in a fixed size;
Reconnect - RDP Session will reconnect each time with the client browser resize.

Session RDP Screen Size

Screen size for RDP sessions in the form {width}x{height}.

When the value is empty or MAX or CURRENT the size will be initially set to the current window size and will not resize with the browser during the session.

Note that this parameter applies only when Session RDP Resize Method is set to Fixed

Session RDP Server Layout

This parameter defines the keyboard layout of the RDP server for RDP sessions.

RDP protocol uses identifiers based on the key location on the keyboard (such as the second left key in the top row). To translate between a key meaning and an RDP key event, the system should know the keyboard layout of the RDP server given by this parameter.