Hi Jim Thank you for your answer. It works!
> I don’t know offhand how to write a policy search that looks for devices in a > collection In the search-criteria you need the following: <attr-match match-type="contains" id="0x12adb" value="[CollectionName]" /> Regards, -- Matthias Kägi Enterprise Service Specialist 4-tune GmbH Sägereistrasse 29 CH-8152 Glattbrugg http://www.4-tune.ch [email protected] Am 25.10.2010 um 20:19 schrieb Pfleger, Jim: > I don’t know offhand how to write a policy search that looks for devices in a > collection. However, I want to make sure you get the following syntax to > enable a watch by policy, since it’s wrong in the documentation and took me > about six months to get from support. In your policy-settings.xml file, put > the following: > > <policy-settings name="Enable Watch"> > <modify-spectrowatch id="0xffff0015" status="ACTIVE" /> > </policy-settings> > > The documentation does not mention the modify-spectrowatch tag anywhere, > which is why it took so long to find. Also note that, when looking at watches > for a given model, there are two columns with IDs - “Attribute ID” and > “Descriptor ID”. The one you want is the “Attribute ID” (in this case > 0xffff0015). > > Finally, don’t forget to set a default policy that sets the watch to > “INACTIVE”, unless you want users to be able to enable this watch on devices > not in your collection. > > HTH, > Jim > > > > On 10/19/10 6:16 AM, "Matthias Kaegi" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi all >> >> I want to activate a watch with a policy for all models in a collection. >> Is this possible? >> >> thanks in advance >> Matthias --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
