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Using policies to manage products and systems How policy assignment rules work 15 Scenario: Creating new SuperAgents using tags You've decided to create a new set of SuperAgents in your environment, but you don't have time to manually identify the systems in your System Tree that will host these SuperAgents. Instead, you can use the Tag Builder to tag all systems that meet a specific set of criteria with a new tag: "isSuperAgent." Once you've built the tag, you can create a Policy Assignment Rule that applies your SuperAgent policy settings to every system tagged with "isSuperAgent." Once the tag is created, you can use the Run Tag Criteria action from the Tag Catalog page, and as each system with the new tag calls in at its regular interval, it is assigned a new policy based on your isSuperAgent Policy Assignment Rule. Working with policy assignment rules Use these tasks to configure and manage policy assignment rules. With these tasks you can set up, create, and manage policy assignment rules in your network. Tasks • Creating policy assignment rules on page 169 Use this task to create policy assignment rules. Policy assignment rules allow you to enforce policies for users or systems based on configured rule criteria. • Managing policy assignment rules on page 170 Use this table to perform common management tasks when working with policy assignment rules. Creating policy assignment rules Use this task to create policy assignment rules. Policy assignment rules allow you to enforce policies for users or systems based on configured rule criteria. Task For option definitions, click ? in the interface. 1 Click Menu | Policy | Policy Assignment Rules, then click Actions | New Assignment Rule. The Policy Assignment Builder opens to the Details page. 2 Specify the details for this policy assignment rule, including: • A unique Name and Description. • The Rule Type. The rule type you specify determines which criteria is available in the Selection Criteria step. By default, the priority for new policy assignment rules is assigned sequentially based on the number of existing rules. After you've create the rule, you can edit the priority by clicking Edit Priority on the Policy Assignment Rules page. 3 Click Next. The Assigned Policies page opens. 4 Click Add Policy to select the policies that you want to be enforced by this policy assignment rule. 5 Click Next. The Selection Criteria page opens. 6 Specify the criteria you want to use in this rule. Your criteria selection determines which systems or users are assigned this policy. 7 Review the summary and click Save. McAfee® ePolicy Orchestrator® 4.6.0 Software Product Guide 169