Hello :)
I've set up a Smart Group, which displays the correct Macbooks when viewed in the dashboard. However, when I use the Smart Group as a Scope Target for configuration profiles, with Specific Computers and All Users selected, I get a different set of Macbooks that fall in scope of the profile. It also seems to be a little random i.e. I have 266 computers in the Smart Group, but have a profile with 95 computers and others with upto and over 300.
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Incorrect Smart Group membership when used with a configuration profile
+5Best answer by AR11
Just to round this off. I've used an inverse smart group in the exclusions list and this seems to have worked. Not sure why...but it's all good.
+4It would be kind of pain in the neck, but I wonder what would happen if you made a new Smart Group with a name that's not even similar to another smart group you have. It sounds like you're looking at two different Smart Groups, which shouldn't be the case I realize, but I might take a handful of the computers and make a new Smart Group and start adding to that a few at a time.
+5Thanks Ajay - I tried that, but get the same. However, now I have three profiles that show the same number of assets, but two that are both different.
I've recreated the two different ones, but no joy.
+5Just to round this off. I've used an inverse smart group in the exclusions list and this seems to have worked. Not sure why...but it's all good.
+4Just to round this off. I've used an inverse smart group in the exclusions list and this seems to have worked. Not sure why...but it's all good.
Excellent work around. I’ll have to remember that.
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