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Turn on if you want a multifactor authentication to be mandatory for local users. Users without a multi-factor authentication will be forced to activate it after logging in.
(default: disabled)
Require multifactor authentication for AD users
Turn on if you want a multifactor authentication to be mandatory for Active Directory users. Users without a multi-factor authentication will be forced to activate it after logging in.
(default: disabled)
Require multifactor authentication for ADFS users
Turn on if you want a multifactor authentication to be mandatory for ADFS users. Users without a multi-factor authentication will be forced to activate it after logging in.
(default: disabled)
User restrictions by IP ranges
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Ranges of IP addresses (comma separated) from which registered users access the application. To the common ranges defined here are further added the individual ranges defined for each user. Restrictions on user behaviour behavior can be then applied according to these ranges, see below.
(default: empty)
Restrict users login
If enabled, users will be allowed to log in only from the specified IP address ranges.
(default: disabled)
Restrict anonymous package uploads
If enabled, it will be forbidden to send a package without login (anonymously) from the the specified IP address ranges.
(default: disabled)
Settings for sent packages
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Determines whether logged in registered users can send packages to themselves. In the case when "only selected" is set, the permission of each user comes into account.
(default: YES)
Users can download files from their own sent packages
Determines whether logged in registered users can download contents from their own sent packages. In the case when "only selected" is set, the permission of each user comes into account.
(default: YES)
Users can send packages without approval
Determines whether logged in registered users can send packages without additional approval (by the auditor). In the case when "only selected" is set, the permission of each user comes into account.
(default: YES)
Allow access to packages being approved without requiring their password
If enabled, the auditor (user with permission to approve packages to be sent) does not need to know and enter the download password for the package being approved to access the package's detail and contents. Does not apply to packages encrypted with the package password, because these cannot be decrypted without it.
(default: disabled)