Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008 Administration Manual page 558

Ruleset Commands
These commands are used to create and modify rule sets. Rule sets are applied to new devices
registering to your server that do not present a registration key. Rule set commands begin with the
word ruleset in the long form, or with the letters rs in the short form.
ruleset-add-rule (rsar) [options] [name or position] [attribute]
[operator] [value]
Adds a rule to a rule set. Each rule defines a condition that must be met in order for a rule set to
be applied to a device. Each rule in a rule set must evaluate to TRUE in order for the rule set to
be applied. Accepts the following arguments:
Attribute - Valid attributes are: Alias, AssetTag, CPU, DNS, DeviceType, GUID, HostName,
IPAddress, Location, MacAddress, OS, and SubnetMask.
Operator - Valid string operators are: contains, starts, ends, equals. Valid integer operators are:
<, <=, =, >, >=.
Value - The format and contents of value are determined by the attribute. For additional
information about attribute values see the Inventory section in the ZENworks Linux
Management Administration Guide.
ruleset-add-server-group (rsasg) [options] [name or position]
[group] [...]
Adds workstation group membership to objects imported with a given rule set. Any servers that
satisfy each rule condition of the rule set are added to the specified groups.
ruleset-add-workstation-group (rsaw) [options] [name or position]
[group] [...]
Adds server group membership to objects imported with a given rule set. Any workstations that
satisfy each rule condition of the rule set are added to the specified groups.
ruleset-create-workstation (rscw) [options] [name] [position]
Creates a new rule set to apply when a workstation registers without a key.
ruleset-create-server (rscs) [options] [name] [position]
Creates a new rule set to apply when a server registers without a key.
ruleset-delete (rsd) [options] [name or position]
Removes a rule set.
ruleset-info (rsi) [options] [name or position]
Displays detailed information about a rule set.
ruleset-list (rsl) [options]
Lists all rule sets. Accepts the following option flags:
-f,--filter - Displays options matching the specified filter. Wildcard characters * and ? can be
used if they are enclosed in quotation marks.
ruleset-list-groups (rslg) [options] [name or position]
Displays a list of groups that a device will be a member of when it is created with the specified
rule set.
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