Maintenance Rule Properties
To define a Maintenance Rule, navigate to Rules > Maintenance Rules.
Creating a Maintenance Rule will auto-assign group endpoints to a maintenance schedule, so users can define smart groups that will be patched according to a set maintenance schedule.
- Maintenance Rule Name - The name assigned to a given Maintenance Rule
- Example: US Windows MW Rule
- Description - Optional notes you can write in for each Maintenance Rule
- Maintenance Schedule - The Maintenance Schedule that applies to the Maintenance Rule
- Smart Group - The Smart Group(s) which define the endpoints that apply to the Maintenance Rule
- Status - On/Off, dictates whether or not the Maintenance Rule is active
- Last Modified - The last date a change was made to the Maintenance Rule
- Affected Endpoints - The endpoints defined within the given list of Smart Groups
- Actions - View Schedule, Edit, Delete
In the Maintenance Rules table you can sort the table using the following filters:
- Search - This filters the table by Maintenance Rule Name
- Maintenance - Filters the table by Maintenance Schedule
- Smart Group - Shows Maintenance Rules that apply to a given Smart Group
- Status - Allows you to filter by Enabled/Disabled Maintenance Rules
Adding a New Maintenance Rule
Clicking on the will open a window for adding the requested Maintenance Rule (same properties as above).
*Note - The button for both the Smart Group and Maintenance properties will allow you to conveniently add new Smart Groups and Maintenance Schedules respectively.
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