Possible values for policy keys:
- text - text field;
- Enable - "Enabled";
- Disable - "Disabled";
- Undefined - "Undefined".
Table 1. The list of possible keys for ALARM type policies: sound parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| ALARM: count | The number of signals | text | 2 |
| ALARM: freq | Sound frequency (miliseconds) | text | 1000 |
| ALARM: on message | The sound signal, when receiving a message | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| ALARM: pause | The delay between signals (miliseconds) | text | 10 |
| ALARM: time | Signal duration (miliseconds) | text | 100 |
| ALARM: use speaker | Use the system speaker to play the signal | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
Table 2. The list of possible keys for BIRTHDAY type policies: upcoming birthdays notification parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| BIRTHDAY: days before | How many days before the birthday the notifications should start | text | 2 |
| BIRTHDAY: show | Notify about upcoming birthdays whenever the client is loaded | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
Table 3. The list of possible keys for COLOR type policies: colors used to mark the contact names and standard group name in the contact list
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| COLOR: group | Standard group names color | 0, 255, 16711680 | 0 |
| COLOR: offline | Offline contacts color | 0, 255, 16711680 | 255 |
| COLOR: online | Online contacts color | 0, 255, 16711680 | 16711680 |
Table 4. The list of possible keys for FILES type policies: file exchange parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| FILES: allow receiving | The right to receive files | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| FILES: allow sending | The right to send files | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| FILES: path to save | The path for automatic saving of received files | text | c:\ |
| FILES: receive without confirmation | Receive all files without the requirement to cofirm that you wish to accept the file | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| FILES: use the save dialog | Open the "save as" window | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
Table 5. The list of possible keys for HELP HINT type policies: mouseover tooltip parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| HINT: Enable hints in adress list | Mouseover tooltips in the recipient list | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| HINT: Don't hide a hint | Do not hide tooltip, when hovering the mouser cursor over it | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
Table 6. The list of possible keys for HTTP type policies: web-interface access rights
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| HTTP (Apply policy to all) | Controls the ability to apply group policies to all active contacts | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Check users) | Controls the ability to forcefully perform a connection check with the clients | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Clear Journal) | Controls the ability to clear the server message history | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Clear UnSentState) | Controls the ability to clear the unsent message status log | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Clear Unsent) | Controls the ability to clear the unsent message log | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Commands history) | Controls the ability to view the command history | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Departments editor) | Controls the ability to view the standard group editor | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Departments editor) - Edit | Controls the ability to modify the standard groups list | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Jornal, unsent, unsent states) - Edit | Controls the ability to clear and export all logs (except command history) | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (New users) | Controls the ability to view the new user applications list and authorize new users | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (New users) - Edit | Controls the ability to add/delete new contacts in the applications list | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (OnLine manage) | Controls the ability to view the list of online users | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (OnLine manage) - Edit | Controls the ability to manage online users | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Options) | Controls the ability to view the main server paramater settings | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Options) - Edit | Controls the ability to set the main server parameters | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Policies editor) | Controls the ability to view the group policy editor | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Policies editor) - Edit | Controls the ability to modify the group policies list | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (ReLoad Contacts List) | Controls the ability to reset the contact list in the database | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Send Contacts List to all) | Controls the ability to forcefully send contact lists to online clients | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Session list) | Controls the ability to view the list of active http-sessions | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Session list) - Edit | Controls the ability to manage the list of active HTTP-sessions | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Start and Stop command executing) | Controls the ability to pause the database execution and the ability to select commands step by step from the command queue | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Users editor) | Controls the ability to view the user registration data editor | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (Users editor) - Edit | Controls the ability to modify user registration data | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (View Journal) | Controls the ability to view the message history | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (View UnSentState) | Controls the ability to view the unsent message state log | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP (View Unsent) | Controls the ability to view the unsent message log | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| HTTP interface administrator | Controls the ability to access the web-interface in administrator mode by means of the current user account | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
Table 7. The list of possible keys for JOURNAL type policies: settings for local (stored on client machines) versions of message logs
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default value |
| JOURNAL: clear at startup | Clear all local logs on service startup | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| JOURNAL: deny cleaning | Disables/enables the clients' ability to clear their local message logs | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| JOURNAL: deny keeping | Disables/enables the clients' ability to keep local logs | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| JOURNAL: Mark all messages as read at login | Marks all messages in the log as "read" on startup | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
Table 8. The list of possible keys for MESSAGE type policies: instant message exchange settings
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| MESSAGE: blink in the tray at receiving | Disable/enable blinking of the system tray icon, when a message is received | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: deny creating | Controls the users' ability to create messages | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: minimize after receiving | Automatically minimizes a received message to the taskbar | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: deny using extra function | Controls the ability to use additional functions (smileys, colors), when creating/receiving messages | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: not show after receiving | Shows/hides messages, when receiving | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: Stop blinking after activation | Disables/enables "Message" window header and system tray icon blinking, after moving the cursor into the received message window | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| MESSAGE: don't open Main window at receiving | Shows/hides the main menu, when receiving a new instant message | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: Auto minimize at sending | Automatically minimizes the "Message" window after sending a message | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| MESSAGE: Blink in the taskbar at receiving | Disables/enables blinking of the "Message" window header in the taskbar | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| MESSAGE: Always on the top | Opens the new message window on top of all other windows | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
Table 9. The list of possible keys for POLICY type policies: key setting parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible keys | Default keys |
| POLICY: AllOtherDeault values | Sets default values for all other keys in the current policy | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
Table 10. The list of possible keys for PROGRAM type policies: client operation parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| PROGRAM: Administrator for CLIENT (can close CLIENT) | Administrator rights for client setup and exiting the client | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| PROGRAM: Administrator's password | Administrator password for setting up the client | text | ghfdf |
| PROGRAM: Auto boot with system | Load messenger on system startup | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| PROGRAM: deny setting | Disables/enables client settings modification | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| PROGRAM: Auto login | Autologin without asking for login name and password | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| PROGRAM: minimize at closing | Minimize the main window, when pressing the "X" button | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
Table 11. The list of possible keys for STATUS type policies: contact modes operation parameters
| Key name | Description | Possible values | Default values |
| STATUS Mode 'Absent' is in | The time (in seconds), which it takes for "Away" mode to be activated | text | 20 |
| STATUS: Actuate mode 'Absent' | Disable/enable the ability to switch to "Away" mode after a set period of time | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| STATUS: Lock station in mode 'Absent' (NT) | Lock the workstation, when going into "Away" mode | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| STATUS: mode 'Locked' is at blocking station (NT) | Switching to "Locked" mode, when the workstation is locked | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| STATUS: mode 'Absent' is at screensaver on | Switching to "Away" mode, when screensaver activates | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Enable |
| STATUS: Save mode at exit | Save current mode, when exiting the program | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
| STATUS: After 'Locked'/'Absent' leaving actuate the previous mode | Switch to the previously used mode, when leaving "Away" or "Locked" modes | Enable, Disable, Undefined | Disable |
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