Visual Guard now allows you to create group of user accounts.

A user group may contain:

• VG user accounts
• VG Groups
• Windows accounts
• Windows Groups

What are VG user groups main features?

• Create/Read/Update/Delete groups through VG Winconsole, VG WebConsole and VG API.
• Hierarchical organization: Groups can contain users or groups
• Group Permission Management: Roles can be related to any level of groups and will apply to all the users and groups within this group.
• Hierarchical Administration rights: When a user with the VG Administrator Role belongs to a group, their administration privileges are automatically restricted to the users and groups contained in this group.

Visual Guard .Net allows you to manage .Net applications, in real world applications are created in multiple platforms, and need might arise to call services created in languages such as Java and PHP etc.

To meet the demand Visual Guard .Net allows you to connect to Java and PHP applications using other applications feature.

This feature allows you to call the web services of the applications connected through VG Server. Click here to know more about VG server.

The VG Server is used in the following situations:

• Complex architecture (the application cannot connect directly with the repository) 
• Applications developed with any technologies capable of SOAP calls or HTTP Requests  (Java, C++, Delphi…).

Click here to learn about other Applications.

Visual Guard now gives you the possibility to create your own system roles and define what an administrator of the WinConsole is allowed to see and manage.

To know more about new custom roles and permission sets and their impact on various modules click here.