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Performing advanced software deliveries
Select Software dialog box
Select Software dialog box
About the destinations for a Managed Software
Delivery policy
Do not include critical information in the description because it is not
intended to appear in all the lists that contain the name.
Expand the Policy Rules/Actions section to add software resources and
tasks and to change the policy settings.
See
"Policy Rules/Actions section"
Expand the Applied to section to add or change the delivery destinations.
See
"About the destinations for a Managed Software Delivery policy"
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Expand the Schedule section to add or change the delivery schedule.
See
"Schedule settings for Managed Software Delivery"
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On the policy page, turn on the policy or turn off the policy as needed.
At the upper right of the page, click the colored circle and then click On or
Off.
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When you finish editing the Managed Software Delivery policy, click Save
changes.
This dialog box lets you select a software resource to act upon. This dialog box
can appear in multiple areas of the product that require a software resource to
be specified. For example, it appears when you add a software resource to a
Managed Software Delivery policy.
You can apply a Managed Software Delivery policy to selected resource targets,
computers, users, and resources. You can use any combination of these options
to define the computers to which the policy applies.
When you create or edit a Managed Software Delivery policy, the Applied to
section or the Select destinations page appears. You use those pages to specify
the destinations to deliver the software to.
For more information, see the topics about applying a policy to targets, computers,
resources, and users in the Symantec Management Platform Help.
Managed Software Delivery supports user-based policies by letting you specify
users and user groups as policy targets. This feature lets you deliver software to
any managed computer that a specific user logs on to. When the user logs on to
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