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Storage Policy interval setting

MigrationDeletedUser
HI All
I create some policy to users..and I manual perform policy to work fine..
but I do not see the interval about policy or event query from LDAP...
My mean I want to know and want to modify the settting of policy running.

wyldkao
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    wyldkao wrote:

    > I create some policy to users..and I manual perform policy to work
    > fine..
    > but I do not see the interval about policy or event query from LDAP...
    > My mean I want to know and want to modify the settting of policy
    > running.

    There isn't an interval setting to configure for policy enforcement.
    As soon as the engine receives an event from the event monitor it
    should begin calculating effective policy immediately and then it will
    perform actions if there's a policy. And even on the event monitor
    itself, it should pick up events from the Directory right away so again
    no polling interval setting needed.

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    On 5/6/2015 8:40 AM, Joseph Marton wrote:
    > wyldkao wrote:
    >
    >> I create some policy to users..and I manual perform policy to work
    >> fine..
    >> but I do not see the interval about policy or event query from LDAP...
    >> My mean I want to know and want to modify the settting of policy
    >> running.
    >
    > There isn't an interval setting to configure for policy enforcement.
    > As soon as the engine receives an event from the event monitor it
    > should begin calculating effective policy immediately and then it will
    > perform actions if there's a policy. And even on the event monitor
    > itself, it should pick up events from the Directory right away so again
    > no polling interval setting needed.
    >
    Have you installed an Event Monitor, run the Event Monitor configuration
    utility, and authorized the Event Monitor?

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    Hi
    I had authorized event monitor as attachement
    I ask this question because I place a user in place_A like "User.novell", then I move it to place_B like "Sales.users.novell", I set 2 polices to them and set weight (place_A is "0", place_B is "5"), so when user move to place_B, it should be apply to another Policy and change his homefolder location...but I wait one day...nothing occure~~

    wyldkao
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    wyldkao wrote:

    > I had authorized event monitor as attachement
    > I ask this question because I place a user in place_A like
    > "User.novell", then I move it to place_B like "Sales.users.novell", I
    > set 2 polices to them and set weight (place_A is "0", place_B is "5"),
    > so when user move to place_B, it should be apply to another Policy and
    > change his homefolder location...but I wait one day...nothing occure~~

    The weight doesn't matter in this case because there is a different
    policy set for each container. The weight only comes into play if
    there are two polices configured at the same spot (same OU, same group,
    etc).

    The screenshot shows that no events have been received so tha texplains
    why nothing happened to the home folder when you moved the user. The
    event monitor never picked up the event. Is this an eDir environment?
    If so, does the server with the event monitor have a replica for the
    partition(s) for o=novell and ou=users.o=novell?

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