Building Signal Policy Conditions
About this task
Review the following video demonstrating how to add conditions to a signal policy.
Procedure
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In the Conditions tab of the Create Signal Policy panel,
select Add Condition to add a condition to your first
condition group.
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Repeat step 1 to add more conditions as required. Hover over the
existing condition rows to edit or delete the condition.
The Category for subsequent conditions must be the same Category as your first condition.
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If you add more than one condition, you can change the drop-down list,
X of these conditions must be satisfied , so that
X is one of the following options:
- ALL: All the conditions listed must evaluate 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 evaluate
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 the conditions listed must evaluate to
be True for the Signal Policy to trigger. This sets up an AND-style
condition set. For example, (Device Battery < 10%
- Select New Group to add a new group of conditions that work together with the conditions you already added. Subsequent groups can feature different Categories.
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When adding more than one group of conditions, 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, for condition groups A, B, C, D and E::
- Select ANY to set up an OR-style condition set between the condition groups: [(A AND B AND C) OR (D AND E)]
- Select ALL to set up an AND-style condition set between the condition groups: [(A OR B OR C) AND (D OR E)]
- Select Next to add actions to your policy, as described in Adding Signal Policy Actions.