You can do the following in managing policy packages:
In NetWare® Administrator, right-click a User or Workstation Package > click Details > Policies > Edit. The Default Schedule dialog box is displayed. Edit a type in the Policy Schedule Type field. Use one of the following options to modify the policy schedule or to override the default policy package schedule: When you return to the Policies page, verify that the default schedule you set is displayed in the Default Package Schedule list. Adding a scheduled action to a policy package is like adding a custom policy. This leverages the existing policy packages so that you can schedule a new action to occur on a group of objects you have already associated. In NetWare Administrator, select a policy package. Click Details > Policies > Add Action. Name the scheduled action and click Create. The action you added is displayed in the Policy list. Double-click the action you added. Click Policy Schedule > Details. Default Package Schedule is displayed in the Schedule field. To select a different schedule, click the down-arrow and select a type from the list. Fill in the fields. This determines when the action will run. Click Actions > Add. Fill in the fields. This defines what action will run. Up to 15 items can be placed in an action. Name. The name of the action item. This name was entered in the Name field on the Item Properties tab when the action item was added. Working Directory. Generally, this is the path where the executable file for this action is located. It can be a different path, however, if the program requires it. This information was entered in the Working Directory field of the Action Properties Item tab when this scheduled action was added. Parameters. The parameters to pass to the action item. For more information, see the documentation associated with the executable file specified in the Working Directory field. Priority. The importance assigned to this action in relation to the user's access to the workstation Terminate Time. The length of time this action can run before the system stops it. The assumption is that if it takes longer than a specified time to run, there might be a problem associated with running this action and the action should be terminated. The length of time was specified under the Terminate Item If Still Running After check box on the Action Items tab when you added this action. Disable/Enable. Depending on the current state of an action (enabled or disabled), this toggle button lets you enable or disable an action without removing the action from the list. To enable or disable an action, you must first select the action, then click the Enable/Disable button. Run Items in Order Listed. If enabled, items will be run in the order they display in the list. An enabled policy in a policy package is not effective unless the policy package is associated with an object. Policy packages can be associated with User or Workstation objects using one of three methods:
There are two ways to view policy associations:
There are two ways to disassociate policy package associations:
In NetWare Administrator, select an existing policy package. Click Object > Details > Associations. Examples are User, Group, Workstation, Workstation Group, or Container objects. Select the object. Click Remove > OK.Scheduling Policy Packages
Adding and Scheduling an Action
Viewing Policy Package Associations
Viewing Associations for a Policy Package
Viewing Policy Associations for an Object
Removing Policy Package Associations
Remove a Policy Package Association from an Object
Remove an Object from the Associations List