ESET PROTECT – Table of Contents

Ordering Groups

Policies can be assigned to groups, and are applied in a specific order. Rules written below determine in which order policies are applied to clients.

Rule 1: Static Groups are traversed from the root Static Group (All).

Rule 2: On every level, the Static Groups of that level are traversed first in the order they appear in the tree (this is also called "breadth-first" search).

Rule 3: After all Static Groups at a certain level are accounted for, Dynamic Groups are traversed.

Rule 4: In every Dynamic Group, all its children are traversed in the order that they appear in the list.

Rule 5: Traversal ends at a computer.

 


Important

The policy is applied to the computer. This means that traversal ends at the computer which you want to apply the policy on.

Order of groups

Using the rules written above, the order in which policies will be applied on individual computers would be as follows:

PC1:

PC2:

PC3:

1.ALL

2.SG1

3.PC1

1.ALL

2.SG1

3.DG1

4.PC2

1.ALL

2.SG2

3.SG3

4.PC3