Users Guide

Deleting a policy
1 In the left pane, click Policies.
The Policies screen is displayed.
2 In the list of policies, select the check box next to the policy that you want to delete.
NOTE: You can select more than one policy to at a time.
3
In the task menu, click Delete.
The following message is displayed : Are you sure you want to delete the selected item(s)?
4 Click Yes.
Filtering policies
You can lter policies so they display according to type, power cap, status, and/or other attributes.
1 In the left pane, click Policies.
The Policies screen is displayed.
2 In the task menu, click Filter.
The Policy Filter window is displayed.
NOTE: The Policy Filter wizard is displayed only if you have at least one policy.
3 Select an existing lter from the Select Filter drop-down list and run it or proceed to step 4.
4 Under Quick View, select the Policy Type check box and then select the Static, Dynamic, or Temperature option.
5 Select one or more of the following options:
• Select the Power Cap or Temperature Threshold check box and then enter values in the Minimum and/or Maximum text boxes.
• Select the Policy Enabled check box and then select the Yes or No option.
• Select the Policy Activated check box and select the Yes or No option.
NOTE
: Policy lters stay in eect until they are cleared or until you close the session.
NOTE: Power Cap and Temperature Threshold options are displayed based on the chosen policy type.
6 Click Run Once to view a ltered list of policies.
OR
• Enter a name for the lter in the Filter Name (Optional) text box and click Save and Run to save the lter and sort the policies
based on the lter criteria.
OR
• Click Cancel to discard the selections and return to the Policies screen.
You can use the saved lters later.
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