Parent containers allow you to set permissions that will apply explicitly to the parent container, and permissions that will apply explicitly to the children permission objects (including other sub level parents) in that container.
Setting explicit access permissions for the parent container, will affect whether a user is able to access the child permission features it contains, when they are in the WinGate Management console. For example, in order to actually see the Dashboard in the Monitoring section of the WinGate Management console, a user will require the minimum of a Read permission in the Dashboard parent container.
When you are setting explicit permissions that will apply to children in a parent container, these permissions will override any inherited permissions the child permission objects have received through propagated inheritance.
These permissions will always be applied to children in the container, unless a child permission object has been specifically configured otherwise (i.e. The child permission object has the Include inheritable permissions from parent option switched off and has had different permissions manually set).
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