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You can add system requirements to a policy. For more information, see Section 17.8, “Editing
System Requirements,” on page 200 .
3a Click Apply to save any changes you have made.
4 After a policy is modified, the Revision field of the policy (available under the General section
of the Summary page) must be incremented for the updated policy to be applied to associated
devices. If the policy revision is not incremented, the changes made to the policy are not
applied on the device.
17.7.5 Viewing Policy Enforcement Status
You can view the status of a policy by looking at the icon located next to each policy. The following
table describes each color code and its description:
To view more information about a warning or error, click the policy to review the event log.
17.8 Editing System Requirements
The purpose of the system requirements is to limit some policies to run on devices that have the
necessary requirements to enforce the policy. When more than one GConf-based policy of the same
type is assigned, the first policy that meets the requirements is enforced on managed devices. All
effective Remote Execute and Text File policies are enforced on managed devices.
You can specify the system requirements by defining certain conditions, called filters. You can set
up simple system requirements that contain only one filter, or you can set up complex system
requirements containing multiple filters or groups of filters. If you set up system requirements using
more than one filter, you must also specify the logical relationship between the filters.
To set up a filter:
1
In the ZENworks Control Center, click the Policies tab.
2 Select a policy for which you want to edit the system requirements.
3
Click the Details tab.
4 In the Combine Filters Using field, select AND or OR.
Edit the pre- and post-change
actions Lets you add, edit, or remove the pre- and post-change actions for
the policy. You can also edit the action to be taken when a pre-
change action fails.
Color Code Policy Status
Green Normal. The policy has been successfully enforced on all associated devices.
Yellow Warning. A device has encountered a warning when trying to apply this policy.
Red Cross Critical. A device has encountered an error when trying to apply this policy.
Editing Item Description