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1. Optionally disable AutoConfig before adding or editing rules. This is recommended
practice so interim rule configurations do not result in unexpected group memberships.
2. Choose an existing group from the Choose Group select box, and then click Add rule
for group. When a rule is created, it has no IP ranges, DHCP Option Matching is off, no
specific passwords are set, and Add device with no password is checked. If AutoConfig
is enabled, this rule matches all zero clients with no password.
3. To restrict the rule's password matching, click Add Password, and then add one or more
specific passwords to the rule. Once the rule contains one or more specific passwords,
you can clear the Add devices with no password checkbox if desired. There is no limit
on the number of specific passwords a rule can have.
4. To restrict the rule's IP address matching, click Add IP Address Range, and then add
one or more IP address ranges. A rule can have an unlimited number of IP address
ranges.
5. To enable DHCP option matching, enable the DHCP Option Matching button. DHCP
option matching only works if the PCoIP DHCP Vendor Class Option is configured.
6. If AutoConfig was disabled in step 1, enable it now to make the current rule
configuration active.
When two rules conflict, a warning appears on the Manage AutoConfig screen. Leaving rule
conflicts unresolved results in unexpected group memberships as the AutoConfig feature
randomly selects which rule gets applied to a zero client that satisfies more than one rule.
After creation, you can edit AutoConfig rules by adding and removing specific passwords
and IP address ranges and changing the Add devices with no password checkbox. (Make
sure you disable AutoConfig before editing the rules and to re-enable it when done.)
4.3.4
Persistent AutoConfig
WARNING: ENABLING THIS FEATURE MAY RESULT IN DEVICES
BEING RESET WHILE USERS ARE IN SESSION.
The Manage AutoConfig subcategory, shown in Figure 4-18, also lets you enable or disable
the Persistent AutoConfig feature. By default, Persistent AutoConfig is disabled. You can
enable it for each group by clicking the checkbox. When Persistent AutoConfig is enabled,
devices that qualify to be in the group periodically get the group's profile applied if one or
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