Google Search Appliance Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content - Manual (Page 45)

Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 45
7. In the Namespace/Credential Group box, accept the default namespace/credential group for the
principal or type a different namespace/credential group.
8. If the principal name and domain are case sensitive, click the Case Sensitive? checkbox.
9. Click Save.
To navigate to the previous page, click the Back to Policy ACL list link.
Editing a Policy ACL
To add a policy ACL:
1. Click Serving > Policy ACLs.
2. Click the Edit link next to the policy ACL rule you want to edit.
3. Make changes to the policy ACL.
4. Click Save.
Deleting a Policy ACL
To delete a policy ACL:
1. Click Serving > Policy ACLs.
2. Click the Delete link next to the policy ACL rule you want to delete.
Importing a Configuration File
You can import a text file that contains policy ACL rules. The file you import overwrites all existing policy
ACL rules.
Note: Before importing a configuration file, if you have defined policy ACL rules, click Export Search
Results to back up your rules. The exported file is in the same format as a configuration file that you can
import.
The format of each rule in the file is:
url_pattern allowed_user_or_group
Each line of the file must list only one URL pattern rule, and one or more users, denoted by the user:
prefix or groups, denoted by the group: prefix, as shown in the following example:
example.com/docsite user:jane user:sue user:wilson group:chicagodoc
group:texasdoc
mycompany.com/engsite group:eng
mycompany.com/salessite group:sales user:yvette
To import a file that contains policy ACLs:
1. Under Import a Configuration File, click Browse.
2. Select the file.
3. Click Open.
4. Click Import.
Importing and Updating Policy ACLs from an Earlier Release
If you want to use policy ACLs from search appliance releases 6.8. 6.10, 6.12, or 6.14 in release 7.0, you
must import the configuration file from the earlier release and update each policy ACL to the new
format.