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# Enterprise Security

Udforsk sikkerhedsfunktioner til virksomheder i PowerShell Universal, herunder flere godkendelsesskemaer og finkornede tilladelser i Admin Console.

PowerShell Universal indeholder funktioner til virksomhedssikkerhed, der gør det muligt at integrere med eksisterende metoder til godkendelse og autorisation. Det indeholder også finkornede tilladelser, der kan begrænse adgangen til Admin Console for bestemte funktioner.

Enterprise Security kræver en [Server- eller Enterprise-licens](https://store.devolutions.net/package#psu).

## Flere udfordringsskemaer

Når der er konfigureret flere udfordringsskemaer (f.eks. SAML2 og Windows), vælger PowerShell Universal det første skema, der er defineret i `authentication.ps1` . Ved adgang til en beskyttet ressource, f.eks. en app eller admin console, bruges skemaet med den højeste prioritet.

Eksemplet nedenfor bruger som standard Windows-godkendelse ved adgang til beskyttede ressourcer. Hvis De ønsker at logge på med OpenID Connect, skal De gå til logonsiden og klikke på knappen Login with OpenID Connect.

```powershell
Set-PSUAuthenticationMethod -Type 'Windows'
Set-PSUAuthenticationMethod -Type 'OpenIDConnect'
```


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