Created by Rick Schoenman
about 2 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What does a Session Configuration file do? | It states 'who' can access an endpoint and 'how' the endpoint is accessed. It also controls which roles the user is assigned and which identity is used by JEA's virtual account. |
What extension does a Session Configuration file have? | .pssc |
Which Powershell Cmdlet is used to create a Sessions Configuration file? | New-PSSessionConfigurationFile |
What can a Session Configuration file configure, what can also be done by a Role Capability file? | - VisibleAliases - VisibleFunctions - VisibleCmdlets - VisibleExternalCommands - VisisbleProviders |
Name 5 settings that can be configured only with Session Configuration files | - SessionType - RoleDefinitions - RunAsVirtualAccount - TranscriptDirectory - RunAsVirtualAccountGroup |
In a Session Configuration file, which SessionType is used? | RestrictedRemoteServer |
In a Session Configuration file, what is done by the RoleDefinitions setting? | It is used to assign role capabilities to specific security groups |
In a Session Configuration file, what is done by the RunAsVirtualAccount setting? | This settings allows JEA to use the privileged secure account created just for the JEA session. This account is member of the local Administrators group. |
In a Session Configuration file, what is done by the TranscriptDirectory setting? | This settings specifies where the JEA transcript is stored |
In a Session Configuration file, what is done by the RunAsVirtualAccountGroup setting? | This settings allows you to make the virtual account that is created for JEA member of a different group then the Administrators group |
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