Reference Guide

Security Management Server Virtual - AdminHelp v9.8

Endpoints, User Groups, and Admin. For instructions on how to view or modify User information,

refer to View or Modify User Information

Admin - To view, assign, or modify Administrator Roles assigned to the Group, click Admin. Select

or deselect Administrator Roles to modify Administrator Roles assigned to the Group. For more

information about privileges available to each Administrator Role, refer to

Administrator Roles.

4. If modified, click Save.

VDI User Policies

To manage policy for users in a VDI environment, create a Windows Domain group, associate domain users

with that group, and then import the group into Security Management Server. This allows Dell Server to

manage the users and their policies.

Policy settings differ, based on whether persistent or non-persistent VDI is deployed in the environment. For

an explanation of the differences between persistent and non-persistent VDI, see

Persistent vs. Non-

Persistent VDI.

Policy and Configuration Requirements for VDI Users

The policy requirements below are for VDI Users running Advanced Threat Prevention. The list includes only

policies that are significant for VDI Users. VDI Endpoint Group policy settings must also meet certain

requirements. See Policy and Configuration Requirements for VDI Endpoint Groups

Note: Ensure that you turn off Advanced Threat Prevention Agent Auto Update. In the left pane of the

Remote Management Console, select Management > Services Management > Advanced Threats - Agent

Auto Update, then select Off.

Note: With Persistent VDI Groups, ensure that roaming user profiles are configured.

These policy and configuration settings for VDI Users must be configured before VDI client activation:

Technology Category

Policy or Setting

Persistent VDI Group

setting

Non-Persistent VDI

Group setting