Policies View

View of all the Windows and MacOS Policies in the system.

Policies View for Windows and MacOS Computers

#	Name	Description
1	Policies - Windows	A grid that displays all the Windows Policies in the system.
2	Copy	Copy a Windows Policy to another site, or duplicate it on the same site.
3	Edit Policy	Make changes to a Windows policy, e.g., change the Update Mode, change how applications update, or enable/disable App store auto-updates, enable/disable Anti-Virus.
4	Delete Policy	Remove a Windows Policy from the system.
5	Create New Policy	Create a new Windows or macOS Policy. Depending on the OS, the options are different, e.g., Windows offers Anti-Virus options, but macOS does not.
6	Search	Search the Windows Policies to locate Number of Computers/Update Mode/Maintenance Schedule/Anti-Virus/Auto Update Apps/Manual Update Apps/Scheduled Update Apps/Verison Freeze/Critical Updates/Security Updates/Definition Updates/Update Rollup/Service Pack/Tool/Feature Pack/Update/Drivers/Microsoft/Upgrades.
7	View Search and Filter	View Search and Filter allows you to filter any field in the grid using one of the parameters (Contains, Does not contain, Starts with, Ends with, Equals, Does not equal, Reset) together with your search criteria.
8	Column Header	Column Headers can be selected to perform actions on an entire column via the Action Toolbar. See Using the Action Toolbar for further information.
9	Policies - Mac	A grid that displays all the macOS Policies in the system.
10	Search (Mac)	Search the macOS Policies to locate Number of Computers/Update Mode/Maintenance Schedule/Auto Update Apps/Manual Update Apps/Scheduled Update Apps/Verison Freeze.
11	Copy (Mac)	Copy a Mac Policy to another site, or duplicate it on the same site.
12	Edit Policy (Mac)	Make changes to the macOS policy, e.g., change the Update Mode, change how applications update, or enable/disable App store auto-updates.
13	Delete Policy (Mac)	Remove the macOS policy from the system.
14	Column Header (Mac)	Column Headers can be selected to perform actions on an entire column via the Action Toolbar. See Using the Action Toolbar for further information.