Control Policies

Overview To allow access control over specific Workspot resources (desktops, desktop pools, and RD pools), Control supports  Protocol Policies,  which duplicate the "Protocol Settings" in a Workspot  Security Policy .  Key Feat...

Introduction Some Workspot customers have power management enabled for their desktop pools. To save money and energy, desktops are paused when not in use and resumed as required. This paused state depends on the Cloud provider and on pool sett...

Workspot Control's Time Limit Policies allow you to set idle and other timeouts for your desktop and application pools. This lets you control costs on pools that support power management and the availability of shared resources by allowing idle user...

To save money and energy, non-persistent desktops enter sleep, are shut down, or even (in the case of non-persistent desktops) deleted when not in use. New desktops are awakened, powered up, or created as required. When the desktop i...