Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - PREBOOT SERVICES AND IMAGING REFERENCE 10.3 16-04-2010 User Manual page 81

Hardware Rules Tasks
Table 2-7
Task Steps
Add a hardware rule 1. Click Add next to the Hardware
2. To create the hardware rule, follow
3. After exiting the Rule Construction
Edit a hardware rule 1. Select a hardware rule, then click
2. To edit the hardware rule, follow
3. After exiting the Rule Construction
Disable or enable a 1. Select a hardware rule, then click
hardware rule
2. In the Rule Construction dialog
3. Click Apply at the bottom of the
Rearrange the order 1. Select one hardware rule, then
of the hardware
rules
2. Repeat as necessary to arrange
3. Click Apply at the bottom of the
Rules list box, which opens the
Rule Construction dialog box.
the instructions contained in
Construction Dialog Box" on
page 82.
dialog box, click Apply at the
bottom of the configuration page to
save the new rule.
Edit, which opens the Rule
Construction dialog box in edit
mode.
the instructions contained in
Construction Dialog Box" on
page 82.
dialog box, click Apply at the
bottom of the configuration page to
save the rule's changes.
Edit.
box, select the check box for
Enabled to enable or disable it.
configuration page to save the
rule's change.
click either Move Up or Move
Down.
You cannot move multiple rules at
one time.
the order of the hardware rules.
configuration page to save the new
rule order.
Additional Details
The information that you configure in the
Rule Construction dialog box comprises
one rule. You can add multiple rules.
Each time you click Add to use the Rule
"Rule
Construction dialog box, you can select
the same bundle as the previous time
that you used the dialog box, or you can
select a different bundle for the rule.
Only the first hardware rule that is
matched is used when a device boots to
apply the assigned bundle.
"Rule
This is the only way to change the status
of a hardware rule.
Whether a hardware rule is enabled or
disabled is indicated in the Hardware
Rules list box. For example,
- Asset Tag Rule
The hardware rule order is important
because when the device boots, the first
rule that is found to match the device is
used to apply the bundle. The other
rules are ignored.
This means that only one bundle can be
applied to a booting device by virtue of a
hardware rule match.
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