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17.6 Adding Policies to Existing Groups
Using policy groups eases administration efforts by letting you group several policies so you can use
common assignments, schedules, and so forth, rather than configuring these settings for each policy
you create.
1 In the ZENworks Control Center, click the Policies tab, select the desired policy in the Policies
list by selecting the box next to its name, click Action , then click Add to Group to display the
Targets page.
2 Click Add to open the Select Groups dialog box, click the desired objects to add them to the
Selected list, then click OK to display the selected groups in the list on the Targets page.
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Click Next to display the Finish page.
4 Review the information on the Finish page, making any changes to the settings by using the
Back button as necessary, then click Finish to add the policy to the group.
17.7 Editing Policies
You can edit an existing policy to change its description, add or remove assignments, add or remove
the policy from existing policy groups, change configuration settings, and more.
Following sections describes how you can edit different types of policies:
Š Section 17.7.1, “Editing Epiphany, Evolution, Firefox, and NLD Policies,” on page 190
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Section 17.7.2, “Editing Generic GNOME Policies,” on page 193
Š Section 17.7.3, “Editing Remote Execute Policies,” on page 195
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Section 17.7.4, “Editing Text File Policies,” on page 197
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Section 17.7.5, “Viewing Policy Enforcement Status,” on page 200
17.7.1 Editing Epiphany, Evolution, Firefox, and NLD Policies
You can edit, include, or remove lockdown settings, configuration settings, and system requirements
of the application policies. Epiphany, Evolution, Firefox, Novell Linux Desktop, and SUSE Linux
Enterprise Desktop policies are the application policies.
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In the ZENworks Control Center, click the Policies tab.