Set WMI rule conditions

With this tab you specify the conditions for a Windows Management Interface Policy rule. Conditions for these rules are sets of WMI event or instance properties, along with values that these properties must have in order for a match to be successful.

• Property name: Select the property that you want the rule to inspect. (You can also type the name of the property if you know it. Note that properties must begin with a letter.)
• Property type: Indicate the property of the selected class that you want to inspect. If the property is an array (for example, as in _DERIVATION), you should indicate whether the value must be present in all elements, in one element, or in one specific element.

  In the case that the property is a reference to another class, and you want to reference a property of this subclass, use the format subClass.PropertyName.

• Operator: Select the comparison operator that you want to use.
• Select value or property: Indicate whether you want to type the value to be compared, or whether you want to use another property as the comparison value, then either type the value, or select the property.
• Specific value to compare:Type the value (or property) that you want to compare. This is the value or property that will be compared—using the comparison operator you selected—against the property selected under Property name. (You can also type the name of the property if you know it. Note that properties must begin with a letter.)

Set WMI Rule Conditions:

1. Right-click the Windows Management Interface policy and select Edit.
2. Select Rules.
3. Select New.
4. Select Add.