Posted on 09-15-2011 11:43 AM
Imagine a policy chain of four policies (for example, "Preflight", "removeSW#1", "removeSW#2", and "installSW") with a manual policy trigger on each policy with a Run Command at the end of each policy that has a jamf policy trigger which leads to the manual trigger of the next policy. Also add that each policy has a scope of many computers. My question: using jamf policy trigger via command line, if I send the first policy's manual trigger to A SINGLE COMPUTER, will it install all the policies on the computer OR the entire scope of many computers?
I can visualize it both ways
Second, can policy chaining be successfully used within Self Service?
Thanks,
Sean~~~~~~~~~
Sean Alexander
Desktop Analyst
Macintosh Services Delivery
Lockheed Martin - Enterprise Business Services~~~~~~~~~
Posted on 09-15-2011 12:03 AM
As a huge fan of manual trigger policies, I can attest once you trigger it, it only triggers to the one machine. One caveat, if you don't set it to ongoing you can only trigger it once.
-Tom
Posted on 09-15-2011 04:43 PM
Depends on the policy, but you could always flush the policy history for the mac at rebuild. So it gets the policy again.
Regards,
Ben.