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or equal to (<=). The memory amounts are designated in megabytes (MB) and gigabytes (GB). For
example, if you set the condition to
meet the requirement.
Novell Client 32 Connection Used: Determines if the device is using the Novell Client
network connection. The two conditions you can use to set the requirement are Yes and No. If you
select Yes, the device must be using the Novell Client to meet the requirement. If you select No, it
must not be using the Novell Client.
Operating System - Windows: Determines the architecture, service pack level, type, and version
of Windows running on the device. The condition you use to set the requirement includes a property,
an operator, and a property value. The possible properties are architecture, service pack, type, and
version. The possible operators are equals (=), does not equal (<>), is greater than (>), is greater
than or equal to (>=), is less than (<), and is less than or equal to (<=). The property values vary
depending on the property. For example, if you set the condition to
device's Windows* operating system must be 32-bit to meet the requirement.
NOTE: Be aware that operating system version numbers contain four components: Major, Minor,
Revision, and Build. For example, the Windows 2000 SP4 release's number might be
5.0.2159.262144. Each component is treated independently. For this reason, the system
requirements that you set might not provide your expected results.
For example, if you specify Operating System - Windows in the first field, Version in the second
field, > in the third field, and 5.0 -Windows 2000 Versions in the last field, you are specifying only
the first two components of the version number: Major (Windows) and Minor (5.0). As a result, for
the requirement evaluated to true, the OS will have to be at least 5.1 (Windows XP). Windows 2003
is version 5.2, so specifying > 5.0 will also evaluate to true.
However, because each component is independent, if you specify the version > 5.0, Windows 2000
SP4 evaluates to false because the actual version number might be 5.0.2159.262144. You can type
5.0.0 to make the requirement evaluate as true because the actual revision component is greater than
0.
When you select the OS version from the drop-down, the Major and Minor components are
populated. The Revision and Build components must be typed in manually.
Primary User Is Logged In: Determines if the device's primary user is logged in. The two
conditions you can use to set the requirement are Yes and No. If you select Yes, the primary user must
be logged in to meet the requirement. If you select No, the user must not be logged in.
Processor Family: Determines the device's processor type. The condition you use to set the
requirement includes an operator and a processor family. The possible operators are equals (=) and
does not equal (<>). The possible processor families are Pentium, Pentium Pro, Pentium II,
Pentium III, Pentium 4, Pentium M, WinChip, Duron, BrandID, Celeron, and Celeron M. For
example, if you set the condition to
other than Celeron* to meet the requirement.
Processor Speed: Determines the device's processor speed. The condition you use to set the
requirement includes an operator and a processor speed. The possible operators are equals (=), does
not equal (<>), is greater than (>), is greater than or equal to (>=), is less than (<), and is less than
or equal to (<=). The possible processor speeds are hertz (Hz), kilohertz (KHz), megahertz (MHz),
and gigahertz (GHz). For example, if you set the condition to
at least 2 gigahertz meet the requirement.
, the device must have at least 2 gigabytes of memory to
>= 2 GB
, the device's processor can be any processor family
<> Celeron
architecture = 32
, the device's speed must be
>= 2 GHz
for its
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, the
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