Scheduling Options

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RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager > 3.1 > User Guide > Appendix I: Preference Settings for Managed Devices > Preference Setting Listing By Behavior > Types of Behavior 

Scheduling Options

The following settings can be used to control RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager task scheduling on the managed device.

 

General

ApplyPolicyIfLoggedOn - specifies whether or not a computer policy is applied at the scheduled time if a user is logged on (Windows devices only).

DisablePeriod - determines the number of seconds for which RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager user schedules remain disabled when the end-user disables them in the schedule agent on the managed device (Windows devices only).

NativeScheduler - determines whether the Microsoft Task Scheduler or RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager Task Scheduler is in use (the Microsoft Task Scheduler is only available on Windows devices).

PolicyPackageRefreshPeriod - specifies the number of hours after successfully downloading package (.osd) files during which the download of those files should not be attempted again.

PolicyRefreshPeriod - specifies the number of hours after successfully downloading policy (.npl) files during which policy files should not be downloaded again.

RetryPolicy - specifies whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager will attempt to retrieve a RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager policy when the managed device boots, if no machine schedule exists on the managed device.

RetryPolicyCommand - specifies the command used to retrieve a policy if RetryPolicy is set to True

 

Triggers and Events

EventNetType - specifies the type of connection being looked for in order to determine if a network is available.

ndsensNetType -  specifies the type of connection that is necessary in order to determine if the When connected to network trigger has occurred.

ndsensNetUp - determines which command is executed once the ndsensNetType property deems to have a network connection.