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Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Security.Configuration.Manageability Namespace

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Classes

  Class Description
Public class AuthorizationProviderSetting
Represents the configuration information for an instance of a concrete subclass of AuthorizationProviderData.
Public class AuthorizationRuleProviderSetting
Represents the configuration information from a AuthorizationRuleProviderData instance.
Public class CustomAuthorizationProviderSetting
Represents the configuration information from a CustomAuthorizationProviderData instance.
Public class CustomSecurityCacheProviderSetting
Represents the configuration information from a CustomSecurityCacheProviderData instance.
Public class Installer
Installer for the WMI objects defined in the assembly.
Public class SecurityBlockSetting
Represents the general configuration information for the Security Application Block.
Public class SecurityCacheProviderSetting
Represents the configuration information for an instance of a concrete subclass of SecurityCacheProviderData.
Public class SecuritySettingsManageabilityProvider

This type supports the Enterprise Library Manageability Extensions infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Represents the behavior required to provide Group Policy updates and to publish the ConfigurationSetting instances associated to the configuration information for the Security Application Block, and it also manages the creation of the ADM template categories and policies required to edit Group Policy Objects for the block.
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