This option allows you to set a value representing the relative risk of a command when using the pcksh or cpcksh clients, the RDP sessions, and DB monitoring sessions with the session auditing option (see cpcksh). When you view a Command Control Keystroke Report, the commands with different risk values are represented in different colors.
On the home page of the console, click Command Control.
In the navigation pane, click the Commands icon.
In the details pane, click Command Risk.
Click Add.
Set a value for the command risk. You can specify any value between 0 to 9 where:
0 indicates no risk
1 – 3 indicate low risk
4 – 6 indicate medium risk
7 – 9 indicate high risk
Specify the command you want to set a risk value for, or the regular expression. You can use wildcard symbols.
If you want to base the risk level on the directory in which the command is running, define a working directory.
If you want to base the risk level on who is running the command, define a user.
If you want to base the risk level on the host where the command is running, define a host.
If you want to disconnect any particular user using a particular command, specify the user in the Submit User field.
Ensure that the user name is typed in capital letters for the following users:
Windows users for Direct RDP
LDAP users who are part of the authentication domain
If you want to disconnect the user when the specified command is executed, specify 1 in the Auto Disconnect field.If you want to refrain the user from starting the session again after it was disconnected, specify 1 in the Auto Block field.
If you want to change the order in which the commands are listed, use the arrow buttons.
Click Finish.