You can create new filters to suit your
requirements. When you create a filter, you specify the filter
conditions to use. Each filter condition is a restriction, such as
a maximum or minimum value, placed on a single property. The
conditions are linked by And, Or, And Not, or Or Not statements,
which lets you group (nest) them as appropriate.
Before you create a filter, you should decide
which filter conditions you need, and determine the grouping
required. This lets you add the conditions in the correct order for
the grouping you want to use. You cannot move a condition within
the list.
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In the Symantec Ghost Console, in the left
pane, expand the Inventory folder.
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Select the Filter
folder.
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3.
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Do one of the following:
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- In the Filter pane, right-click, then click New Inventory Filter.
- On the File menu, click New > Inventory Filter.
If appropriate, you can copy an
existing filter and rename it, and then modify it to suit your
requirements. You may want to do this when you are creating a
number of filters with the same components.
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In the Properties for <Filter name>
window, in the Filter Name box, type the new filter name.
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5.
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Set up the filter conditions that you
require.
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Setting up filter conditions
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If you need to nest certain groups of
conditions, or need two or more conditions to apply to the same
instance of a class, create the appropriate groups.
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Grouping filter conditions
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If you want to remove a condition, select it
then click Delete.
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The grouping, if any is applied to
the condition, is automatically adjusted.
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Specify whether you want to select the
computers that match the filter conditions, or those that do not
match the filter conditions, by clicking one of the
following:
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- All machines from the Target group matching these filter
conditions
- All machines from the Target group that do not match these
filter conditions
9.
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Click OK to save the
filter.
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The new filter is added to the Filter
pane, and is available for you to use in a report or dynamic
machine group.