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- Remediate servers with software policies
- Access the remediate window
- Item expansion in scheduled remediation jobs
- Policy ordering in a remediation job
- Specify the remediation options
- Step 1 - Select servers and policies for remediation
- Step 2 (Optional) - Specify reboot, error handling, and script options for remediation
- Step 3 (Optional) - Preview the remediation job
- Step 4 (Optional) - Schedule the remediation stages
- Step 5 (Optional) - Set email notifications for remediation
- Step 6 - Run the remediation job and view job status
Policy ordering in a remediation job
Multiple policies can be remediated in the same job. The processing order of the policies depends on the specific policy types. Window Server patch policies are processed first, irrespective of their position relative to other patch and software policies. Then the following rules are applied to the processing of software policies:
- For full remediation of a target, the policies are applied in case-insensitive alphanumeric order on their name.
- For partial remediation, the order specified is saved.
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