Assign Policy
Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2024 6:09 pm
Once you have one or more policies created, you can assign them to Clients, Locations, and Agents.
You can assign a policy more than once to multiple clients, locations, and agents. You can modify individual agent’s policies by removing or changing the policy name under the agents EDFs for Automate Package Manager.
Example Usage Scenario: You want to be able to update existing packages but not install any package through automation.
Create a policy with a name of “Update Only”, select the Auto Update check box, set an update schedule, and select the agent types the policy should apply. If this is a single OS type policy, then adding the OS type to name (Update Only -Windows Server) may be helpful.
You can assign a policy more than once to multiple clients, locations, and agents. You can modify individual agent’s policies by removing or changing the policy name under the agents EDFs for Automate Package Manager.
Example Usage Scenario: You want to be able to update existing packages but not install any package through automation.
Create a policy with a name of “Update Only”, select the Auto Update check box, set an update schedule, and select the agent types the policy should apply. If this is a single OS type policy, then adding the OS type to name (Update Only -Windows Server) may be helpful.
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