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Chapter 10: Policies for Access Control<br />

14. If you selected Control in the Device/Node Access Permission field,<br />

the Virtual Media Permission section will become enabled. In the<br />

Virtual Media Permission field, select an option to allow or deny<br />

access to virtual media available in the selected node or device<br />

groups for the designated times and days:<br />

• Read-Write allows both read and write permission to virtual media<br />

• Read-only allows only read permission to virtual media<br />

• Deny denies all access to virtual media<br />

15. Click Update to add the new policy to CC-SG, and then click Yes in the<br />

confirmation message that appears.<br />

Editing a Policy<br />

When you edit a policy, the changes do not affect users who are currently<br />

logged into CC-SG. The changes will go into effect at the next login.<br />

To ensure that your changes go into effect sooner, first enter Maintenance<br />

Mode, and then edit policies. When you enter Maintenance Mode, all<br />

current users are logged out of CC-SG until you exit Maintenance Mode,<br />

when users can log in again. See Maintenance Mode (on page 164).<br />

To edit a policy:<br />

1. On the Associations menu, click Policies. The Policy Manager window<br />

opens.<br />

2. Click the Policy Name drop-down arrow, and then select the policy you<br />

want to edit from the list.<br />

3. To edit the name of the policy, click Edit. An Edit Policy window opens.<br />

Type a new name for the policy in the field, and then click OK to<br />

change the name of the policy. Optional.<br />

4. Click the Device Group drop-down arrow, and select the Device Group<br />

to which this policy governs access.<br />

5. Click the Node Group drop-down arrow and select the Node Group to<br />

which this policy governs access.<br />

6. If the policy will cover only one type of group, select a value only for<br />

that type.<br />

7. Click the Days drop-down arrow, and then select which days of the<br />

week this policy covers: All (everyday), Weekday (Monday through<br />

Friday only) and Weekend (Saturday and Sunday only), or Custom<br />

(select specific days).<br />

8. Select Custom to select your own set of days. The individual day<br />

checkboxes will become enabled.<br />

9. Select the checkbox that corresponds to each day you want this policy<br />

to cover.<br />

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