EPM elevation settings
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4 new passages (about 150 words), 2 edited passages (23 words changed), 8 removed passages (about 50 words). The changed wording mentions dates and deadlines, defaults, prerequisites, permissions, settings and controls. Review the source to confirm the effect.
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… deploy Windows elevation settings policy to [added: groups that contain] users or devices:
[added: The Windows elevation settings policy configures the EPM client's settings. These client settings, including the default elevation response, are device-scoped and apply to all users] …
[added: You can assign a Windows elevation settings policy to groups that contain users or devices. Assigning the policy to a group that contains users doesn't] …
[added: Important Don't assign different Windows elevation settings policies to groups that contain users to switch the device's default elevation response between users. Instead, configure a] …
… see Assign user and device profiles. [added: Assigning this policy to a group that contains users doesn't make its settings user-scoped; see Policy scope and user assignments.] Select Next.
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Sections to inspect
- Managing elevation settings with Endpoint Privilege Management
- Policy scope and user assignments
- Create a Windows elevation settings policy
- Feedback
- Additional resources
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