Apply multiple policies
So you can have a multiple policies applied to a system.
E.g. I want to have a Standard user policy & Developer policy.
say
Standard policy installs and keeps Chrome up to date
Developer Policy installs VSCode
I apply both to a system that way you can build up packs of policies rather than having to bespoke every one
Comments: 4
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06 Aug, '21
Jeffrey ParkerI really like this idea, or some type of inheritance like global/group/system where policies applied to each level have install and update overrides update and ignore, and uninstall overrides everything, or something along those lines. It would definitely save me a lot of work.
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20 Oct, '21
Johnny JOhh this is required functionality to have multiple policies overlapping. Seem we need to rethinkg the usage of pulseway here.
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02 Dec, '21
MarkAlternatively we could probably achieve enough functionality if you could expand the Global rules function to include Scopes / groups, I appreciate this is slightly contrary to the term "global rules" but it may be easier to deliver the function.
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31 Jan, '22
NickPolicy inheritance or multiple policies is highly desirable. An inheritance/merge system for policies (rather than override), or ability to specify multiple policies (with processing order) at various levels including the Organisation/Site/Group/Device (or instead of Device, allow a Group within a Group) so multiple policies can be used in order to merge to a resultant enforced policy.