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14. APPENDIX B – SysCon Policy File Format
Control of SysCon feature behavior is implemented via the SysCon policy file. The default values for the
SysCon Device policy are documented in the file “policydefaults.xml”. The user may copy this file to the
system settings folder and modify it to suit the deployed environment.
The SysCon policy schema is also used to manage policy settings for the SysCon Service. The default
settings for the SysCon Service are listed here, after the SysCon Device settings.
The SysCon policy schema is listed at the end of this appendix.
14.1 SysCon Device Policy Defaults: policydefaults.xml
The “policydefaults.xml” file and excerpts from the XML schema for the SysCon policy file are provided
here for convenience. For additional information, please refer to the files on the SysCon Device.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
< policy:PolicyConfiguration xmlns:xsi =" http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance "
xmlns:xs =" http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "
xmlns:policy =" http://developer.intel.com/software/XML/2004/CIM29PolicySchema "
xsi:schemaLocation =" http://developer.intel.com/software/XML/2004/SysConSchema ../../../syscon/schema/syscon.xsd "
xmlns:syscon =" http://developer.intel.com/software/XML/2004/SysConSchema ">
< policy:PolicySetAppliesToElement >
<!--
The "ManagedElementName" is the id of the system that this set of Policy Configurations applies to.
All policies contained apply to the system with this ID.
-->
< policy:ManagedElementName > system-UUID goes here </ policy:ManagedElementName >
<!--
This entry in the User Policy configuration file indicates that the "AlwaysArchiveSystemSettingsCopy" policy is in-effect.
-->
< syscon:CommonName > AlwaysArchiveSystemSettingsCopy </ syscon:CommonName >
<!--
This entry in the User Policy configuration file indicates that the "AlwaysRestoreSavedSettings" policy is in-effect.
-->
< syscon:CommonName > AlwaysRestoreSavedSettings </ syscon:CommonName >
<!--
This entry in the User Policy configuration file indicates that the "AllowSysConKeyUse" policy is in-effect.
By Default, this policy is not active.
<syscon:CommonName>AllowSysConKeyUse</syscon:CommonName>
-->
<!--
This entry in the User Policy configuration file indicates that the "CopySavedSettingsToKey" policy is in-effect.
-->
< syscon:CommonName > CopySavedSettingsToKey </ syscon:CommonName >
<!--