You can define advanced settings when you initially add a user to the system or later by editing the user's settings. User options are the same as for the group level, and values are inherited automatically from the group level. If you modify a value at the user level, the value overrides the value inherited from the group level. This lets you customize specific settings for individual users in a group.
1. In the Add User window or the Edit User Settings window, click Advanced Options.
The User Advanced Settings window appears.
2. Change the settings, as required.
The setting definition is determined by its color:
Blue indicates the setting is inherited from the assigned group level settings.
When you modify a value for the user, the field changes to white, which indicates it is now defined at the user level.
You can also deny an application for a user that is allowed by the user's group. Click to change the field to white with a checkmark, which indicates the application is allowed both by the group and by the user. Click again to remove the checkmark. The blank white field indicates that the application is allowed by the group but is denied for this user.
See Adding New Users for a description of each option.
3. Click OK.