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| DefaultAction | Indicates the action to be taken if a user tries to log on from a client application with a version number that cannot be found in the appropriate client version policy. DefaultAction must be set to one of the following values: Allow. The client application will be allowed to log on. AllowWithUrl. The client application will be allowed to log on. In addition, a message box will be displayed to the user that includes the URL of a webpage where that user can download an approved client application. The URL for this webpage should be specified as the value for the DefaultUrl property. Block. The client application will be prevented from logging on. BlockWithUrl. The client application will be prevented from logging on. However, the "Access denied" message box displayed to the user will include the URL of a webpage where that user can download an approved client application. The URL for this webpage should be specified as the value for the DefaultUrl property. This property is ignored if the Enabled property is set to False. When the Enabled property is set to False, then no client version filtering of any kind takes place. |
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| DefaultURL | Specifies the URL of the webpage where users can download an approved client application. If specified, and if the DefaultAction is set to BlockWithUrl, this URL will appear in the "Access denied" message box displayed any time a user tries to log on from an unsupported client application. |
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| Enabled | Indicates whether client version filtering is enabled or disabled. If the Enabled property is True, the server will check the version number of each client application that attempts to log on; the server will then allow or deny access based on the appropriate client version policy. If the Enabled property is False, then any client application capable of logging on will be allowed to log on. The default value is True. |
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| InMemory | Creates an object reference without actually committing the object as a permanent change. If you assign the output of this cmdlet called with this parameter to a variable, you can make changes to the properties of the object reference and then commit those changes by calling this cmdlet's matching Set-<cmdlet>. |
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| Identity * | Represents the unique identifier to be assigned to the new collection of client version configuration settings. Because you can only create new collections at the site scope, the Identity will always be the prefix "site:" followed by the site name; for example "site:Redmond". Note that the preceding command will fail if a collection of settings with the Identity site:Redmond already exists. |
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