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FAQ: Why is a user still denied access to a device even though they have been granted access?

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This article applies to:

  • Marshal EndPoint Security

Question:

  • Why is a user still denied access to a device even though they have been granted access?

Information:

Marshal EndPoint Security enforces a Deny policy over an Allow policy. If a User Group has been explicitly denied access to a device and within that Group a User has been allowed access, the User will still be denied access to the device.    

Procedure:

To Deny and Allow Users within a group, allow all the Users access and then explicitly Deny the Users you dont want to have access.


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