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Setting Applicable Value
FilterUpdateType_Bios True or False
FilterUpdateType_Driver True or False
FilterUpdateType_Firmware True or False
FilterUpdateType_Other True or False
FilterUpdateType_Patch True or False
FilterUpdateType_Utility True or False
HiddenUpdatesList comma seperated list of updates ReleaseID's
IsAdvancedDriverRestoreEnabled True or False
ProxyAuthenticationEnabled True or False
ProxyEnabled True or False
ProxyPassword Encrypted password created from user entry in the UI
ProxyPort User specified proxy port value
ProxyServer User specified proxy server value
ProxyUserName User specified proxy user name
ScheduledDays 1 to 7
ScheduledExecution Off or On
ScheduledFrequency Weekly or Monthly
ScheduledHour 1 to 24
ScheduledMinute 1 to 60
ScheduledRebootWait 5 or 15 or 60
Removing Settings From A Policy File
Perform the following steps to remove the settings from a policy file:
1. Open the saved policy.xml file in an XML editor.
2. Delete the element tag of the setting that has to be removed.
For example: <setting name=”scheduledminute”>30</setting>
3. Save the file as an XML file, place it in the Dell Command | Update installation directory, and launch
the application.
NOTE: Save the policy.xml file in a different location before you use it, Dell Command | Update
loads the policy data and deletes the policy file. You can use the saved policy file for modifying
the policy settings.
NOTE: It is mandatory to name the file as policy.xml and place it in the installation directory for
Dell Command | Update to recognize it as a policy file to be imported.
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