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As soon as the system detects the trigger event for a certain
client or clients and finds a rule to be run, the client filter is
applied. The filter can be assigned to any rules in which clients
are involved; to enter the client filter setup, click Edit in the Client filter
section. In the window that opens define client filtering
parameters. When a rule is applied, only those clients meeting the
client filter criteria are taken into consideration. The filtering
criteria are:
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FROM Primary Server Only clients
from primary server; also the negation of this condition can be
applied (the negative NOT FROM can also
be applied) |
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Primary Server IN - Includes primary
server in the output |
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HAS New Flag clients marked by the
flag New" (the negative HAS NOT can also be applied) |
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ERA Groups IN Clients belonging to
the specified ERA group |
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Domain/Workgroup IN Clients
belonging to the specified domain/workgroup |
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Computer Name Mask clients with the
specified computer name |
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IP Mask Clients falling into the
specified IP mask |
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IP Range Clients within the
specified IP address range |
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HAS Defined Policy clients with the
specified policy assigned (the negative HAS
NOT can also be applied) |
After you have specified a client filter for your notification
rule, click OK and proceed to the rule
parameters. Client parameters define what condition a client or a
group of clients must meet in order to run the notification action.
To view the available parameter, click the button Edit
button in the Parameters section.
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