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OS group assignment rules

You can create a group assignment rule to automatically place all endpoints that have a specific OS installed. In this situation, the process is as follows:

  1. In FortiClient EMS, create an OS group assignment rule that requires endpoints with a certain OS installed to be placed into the desired group. See Adding an IP address group assignment rule.
  2. With the next FortiClient Telemetry communication, endpoints within the specified subnet or IP address range are placed in the specified group.
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OS group assignment rules

You can create a group assignment rule to automatically place all endpoints that have a specific OS installed. In this situation, the process is as follows:

  1. In FortiClient EMS, create an OS group assignment rule that requires endpoints with a certain OS installed to be placed into the desired group. See Adding an IP address group assignment rule.
  2. With the next FortiClient Telemetry communication, endpoints within the specified subnet or IP address range are placed in the specified group.
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