Building Signal Policy Conditions
About this task
Review the following video and procedure to learn how to add conditions to your Signal policy.
Procedure
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In the Conditions step of the Signal wizard, click Add
Condition to build your first condition within your first
condition group.
- Repeat step 1 to add additional conditions as necessary. The Category for subsequent conditions is locked to the same Category as your first condition.
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If you have added more than one condition, you can change the
conditions must be satisfied drop-down to:
- ALL: All of the conditions listed must be evaluated to be true for
the Signal Policy to trigger. This sets up an AND-style condition set.
For example: (Device Battery < 10%
AND
Device Memory < 1 GB) - ANY: Any of the conditions listed must be evaluated to be true for
the Signal Policy to trigger. This sets up an OR-style condition set.
For example: (Device Battery < 10%
OR
Device Memory < 1 GB)
- ALL: All of the conditions listed must be evaluated to be true for
the Signal Policy to trigger. This sets up an AND-style condition set.
For example: (Device Battery < 10%
- Click New Group to add a new group of conditions that will work together with the conditions you have already added. Subsequent groups can feature different Categories.
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If you have added more than one Group, you can set the Grouped
Conditions to Trigger Actions Must Include drop-down to ANY or
ALL in a similar way as described in step 3. For example, if you have two
condition groups :
- Selecting ANY sets up an OR-style condition set between the condition groups: [(A AND B AND C) OR (D AND E)]
- Selecting ALL sets up an AND-style condition set between the condition groups: [(A OR B OR C) AND (D OR E)]
- Click Next to add Actions to your policy, as described in Adding Signal Policy Actions.