Before implementing Connection Server restrictions for global entitlements, you must be aware of certain requirements and limitations.
- A single Connection Server instance or global entitlement can have multiple tags.
- Multiple Connection Server instances and global entitlements can have the same tag.
- Any Connection Server instance can access a global entitlement that does not have any tags.
- Connection Server instances that do not have any tags can access only global entitlements that also do not have any tags.
- If you use a Unified Access Gateway appliance, you must configure restrictions on the Connection Server instance with which the Unified Access Gateway appliance is paired. You cannot configure restrictions on a Unified Access Gateway appliance.
- Connection Server restrictions take precedence over other entitlements or assignments. For example, even if a user is assigned to a particular machine, the user cannot access that machine if the tag assigned to the global entitlement does not match the tag assigned to the Connection Server instance to which the user is connected.
- If you intend to provide access to your global entitlements through Omnissa Access and you configure Connection Server restrictions, the Omnissa Access app might display global entitlements to users when the global entitlements are actually restricted. When an Omnissa Access user attempts to connect to a global entitlement, the desktop or application does not start if the tag assigned to the global entitlement does not match the tag assigned to the Connection Server instance to which the user is connected.
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