Auditor Help: Using Policies in Auditor
The policy tab houses the grouping, policy creation, and user management aspects of policy management. The left pane contains the tree structure for those three areas. The active item in the tree dictates what is available in the right detail pane.
The Groups node includes both dynamic and static groups. The dynamic "All Systems" group is created by default to provide access to all systems defined in Auditor System Management. See Group Management.
The Policies node includes those policies Ecora has provided as well as any custom policies created. See Policy Management.
The Users node contains all users defined and their access rights to systems, groups, and the Auditor Professional Executive Dashboard. See User Management.
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 | Begins the process of defining a "dynamic" group, which is a collection of systems with criteria in common |
 | Begins the process of defining a "static" group, which is a collection of specific, named systems |
 | Begins the process of modifying an existing collection of systems |
 | Removes the selected group |
 | Begins the process of defining a new policy based on rules for attributes |
 | Begins the process of importing an existing policy from another Auditor installation |
 | Begins the process of exporting the selected policy for use with another Auditor installation |
 | Begins the process of editing the selected policy |
 | Removes the selected policy |
 | Begins the process of applying a policy to a group |
 | Removes the association between a policy and a group, called "detaching" the policy |
 | Begins the process of creating a new user |
 | Removes the selected user |
See Defining Policies, Auditor Professional Executive Dashboard.
