You can use the following macros while defining policy actions:
Generic Policy Macros
Refers to the name of the asset “violating/fulfilling” the policy.
Refers to the type (computer, user) that is “violating/fulfilling” the policy.
Refers to the name of the scalability server that the asset “violating/fulfilling” the policy belongs to.
Refers to the name of the DSM Domain the asset belongs to that is “violating/fulfilling” the policy.
Refers to the name of the policy the asset is “violating/fulfilling”.
Refers to the date when the “violating/fulfilling” happens.
Refers to the time when the “violating/fulfilling” happens.
Macros specific to Event Policies
Refers to the name of the asset.
Refers to the name of the DSM system user who performed this event.
Refers to the name of the event policy.
Refers to the name of the collected file.
Refers to the previous inventory value.
Refers to the new inventory value.
Refers to the name of the job.
Refers to the name of the software definition (application).
Refers to the previous UUID used in the scalability server by the asset.
Refers to the new UUID used in the scalability server by the asset.
Refers to the name of the old scalability server (when moving).
Refers to the name of the new scalability server (when moving).
Refers to the name of the related asset that relation is added/removed to/from.
Refers to the name of the asset module (collect module).
Refers to the name of the inventory detection module.
Refers to the name of the inventory template module.
Refers to the name of the policy.
Refers to the name of the query.
Refers to the name of the query result.
Returns the Fully Qualified Name (FQN) of the asset.
Returns the Fully Qualified Name (FQN) of the domain manager.
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