Presentation
This section is used to set compliance rules based on the Hard disks and cards
Network
In the Computer section, there are 13 categories for checking the compliance (these are the data that are related to the network adapters)
- Adapter Name:
- Dhcp:
- Dns:
- Dns Auto:
- Domain:
- Gateway:
- Ip Status:
- Mac Address:
- NetMask:
- Network Address:
- Secondary Dns:
- Setting Id:
- Speed:
Once you have chose then category, you need to choose the comparator. For these you have 2 to 5 choices depending on the selected category:
- Between
- Different
- Equal
- greater or equal
- less or equal
Note that some of the categories could have more than one criterais, so in this case it is possible to select if the comparator applies to one or each criterias
In some cases there are some additionnal criterias for selecting a numerical or a text value
Once you have selected your comparator, you need to enter the values you want to set as your compliance rule
Note that when you start entering the value to check, proVconnect automatically suggest you the different values that are already present in the data base. these values are all the values stored in the DB from all the devices that are enrolled in the proVconnect server
You can choose a "*" as a joker character to enter only part of the value. In such a case the compliance will only be chacked on the first values before the * character
Bios
In the Bios section, there are 6 categories for checking the compliance (these are the data that are filled by the manufacturer)
- Asset Tag: The asset Tage of the Bios
- Date: The Bios date
- Manufacturer: The manufacturer of the Bios
- Model: The model of the Bios
- Serial Number: The serial number of the Bios
- Version: The bios version
Once you have chose then category, you need to choose the comparator. For these you have 2 to 5 choices depending on the selected category:
- Between
- Different
- Equal
- greater or equal
- less or equal
Once you have selected your comparator, you need to enter the values you want to set as your compliance rule
Note that when you start entering the value to check, proVconnect automatically suggest you the different values that are already present in the data base. these values are all the values stored in the DB from all the devices that are enrolled in the proVconnect server
You can choose a "*" as a joker character to enter only part of the value. In such a case the compliance will only be chacked on the first values before the * character
Motherboard
In the Motherboard section, there are 3 categories for checking the compliance (these are the data that are filled by the manufacturer)
- Manufacturer: The name of the motherboard manufacturer
- Model: The model of the motherboard
- Serial number: the serial number of the motherboard
Once you have chose then category, you need to choose the comparator. For these you have 2 choices:
- Different
- Equal
Once you have selected your comparator, you need to enter the values you want to set as your compliance rule
Note that when you start entering the value to check, proVconnect automatically suggest you the different values that are already present in the data base. these values are all the values stored in the DB from all the devices that are enrolled in the proVconnect server
You can choose a "*" as a joker character to enter only part of the value. In such a case the compliance will only be chacked on the first values before the * character
Processors
In the Processors section, there are 5 categories for checking the compliance (these are the data that are filled by the manufacturer)
- Architecture: The Architecture of the processors
- Cores Quantity: The number of cores
- Frequency: The frequency of the processors
- Manufacturer: The manufacturer of the processors
- Model: The model of the processor
Once you have chose then category, you need to choose the comparator. For these you have 2 to 5 choices depending on the selected category:
- Between
- Different
- Equal
- greater or equal
- less or equal
Note that some of the categories could have more than one criterais, so in this case it is possible to select if the comparator applies to one or each criterias
Once you have selected your comparator, you need to enter the values you want to set as your compliance rule
Note that when you start entering the value to check, proVconnect automatically suggest you the different values that are already present in the data base. these values are all the values stored in the DB from all the devices that are enrolled in the proVconnect server
You can choose a "*" as a joker character to enter only part of the value. In such a case the compliance will only be chacked on the first values before the * character