When you created a policy in earlier versions of ZENworks, the policy inherited the content replication settings from its parent folder by default. However, with the introduction of Policy Change Management, the behavior has been changed. For more information on this change, see the following table:
Task |
Information |
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Creating a policy (not as a sandbox) |
The new policy inherits the settings from its parent folder by default. |
Creating a policy as a sandbox |
The new policy neither inherits settings from its parent folder nor does it replicate content by default. To replicate the content on new Primary Servers:
To replicate the content on new Satellite Servers:
NOTE:The Sync sandbox Content to Content Servers option on the sandbox Settings page of the policy is deselected and is not editable. |
Creating a sandbox from a published version or an older version of the policy |
The sandbox version of the policy neither inherits settings from its parent folder nor does it replicate content by default. To replicate the content on new Primary and Satellite Servers:
NOTE:If precaching is disabled in the zone, or policy level, then irrespective of the status of the Sync Sandbox Content to Content Servers option under Policies Level, the content will not be replicated and will be served using the ondemand method. |
Publishing a policy to create a new policy as a sandbox |
If you publish a policy to create a new policy with the Create as Sandbox option selected then the new policy is created as a sandbox. The new policy neither inherits settings from its parent folder nor does it replicate content by default. To replicate the content on new Primary Servers:
If you want to replicate the content on new Satellite Servers, do the following:
NOTE:The Sync sandbox Content to Content Servers option on the sandbox Settings page of the policy is deselected and is not editable. |
Publishing a policy to create a new policy (not as a sandbox) |
The settings of the new policy depend on the source policy from which it has been created.
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