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# Parallels client policy configuration

In addition to specifying SAML SSO options directly on the client side, you can also set them via the Parallels Client Policy in the RAS Console. To do so:

1. In the RAS Console, select the **Policies** category.
2. Open the policy properties and navigate to **Session** > **Connection** > **Primary Connection**.
3. In the **Authentication type** drop-down list, select **Web**.
4. Navigate to **Session** > **Connection** > **Web authentication**.
5. Select or clear the **Use default OS browser** option. If the option is selected, the SAML SSO login dialog on the client side will open in the default browser. If the option is cleared, the browser built into the Parallels Client will be used.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** To launch SAML SSO login dialog with built-in browser while using Parallels RAS Console 19.3 or later, use Parallels RAS Client for Windows 19.3 or later
{% endhint %}

See also [**Parallels Client configuration**](/landing/ras-admin-guide/parallels-ras-21-administrators-guide/saml-sso-authentication/parallels-client-configuration.md).


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