Allow administrators to configure the app settings/policies in Web.config via the web app #71
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This PR adds a page at
#policiesthat provides a graphical interface for configuring app settings/policies. All options controled by this page can be manually edited inWeb.config.The page only appears for local administrators, and the web service that allows getting and setting settings/policies is only functional for local administrators.
The design in similar to gpedit.msc. On the right side, a description of the setting/policy documents how the policy functions. On the left side, there are options to enable/disable the policy and configure additional options (when available).
Tested on:
Example screenshots:
