374 CHAPTER 13: CONFIGURING AND APPLYING POLICIES
Viewing Policies To view policies:
1Select the Policies tool bar option.
2To view the feature areas in the policy, click on the plus sign next to the
policy name.
Only the areas that are configured in the policy are listed.
Click on the plus sign next to individual feature areas.
3To view the parameter settings in a feature area, select the feature area.
The settings appear in the Content panel.
Creating a Policy To create a policy:
1Access the Create Policy wizard.
aSelect the Policies tool bar option.
bIn the Task List panel, select Policy.
2In the Policy Name box, type a name for the policy. This name will appear
in the Organizer panel when the Policies tool bar option is selected.
3To configure a policy for a specific switch model, select the model from
the WX Model Filter drop-down list.
4To configure the policy to support an older version of 3WXM than is
currently running, select the version from the WX Version Filter
drop-down list.
5Click Next.
6Select the feature areas you want to set in the policy.
When you apply the policy to a switch, all parameter settings from all the
feature areas you select are applied to the switch. This includes any
settings you leave at their default settings in the policy.
7Click Next.
8In Available Devices list, select the switches to which you want to apply the
policy, then click Add to move the switches to the Current Devices list.
Moving a switch to the Current Devices list does not automatically apply
the policy to the switch. To apply policy settings, see “Applying Policy
Changes to Switches” on page 375.
9Click Finish and go to “Configuring Feature Settings in a Policy”.