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Policy Server Software
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ALSO CALLED: Policy Management Software
DEFINITION: A policy server is a security component of a policy-based network that provides authorization services and facilitates tracking and control of files. The policy server accepts access control requests, processes them against a formal set of statements that define
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POLICY SERVER SOFTWARE DEFINITION (continued): … how the network's resources are to be allocated among its clients (known as the policy), and returns access control responses. In a policy-based network, the resources can be allocated by the policy server based on the time of day, client authorization privileges, availability of network resources, and any other factors that the network manager may specify when composing the policy. With respect to files and documents, the policy server can allow or deny access, control the extent to which a client …
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