HCL Software Academy HCL-BF-PRO-10 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

• A Manual Computer Group is a group that is defined by manually selecting the computers from the Computers List Panel1. A Manual Group can only be shared between Master Operators2.
• An Automatic Computer Group is a group that is defined by using Relevance expressions or properties to indicate the group membership3. An Automatic Group can change its population dynamically depending on the evaluation of the group properties3.
• An operator might create a Manual Computer Group instead of an Automatic Computer Group if they need to base the group membership on information that is not available using Relevance expressions or properties. For example, if the operator wants to group computers based on their physical location, owner, or usage, they might not be able to use Relevance expressions or properties to determine that information. In that case, they can manually select the computers that belong to the group4.
• However, Manual Groups have some drawbacks, such as being static, not scalable, and not extensible5. Therefore, it is recommended to use Automatic Groups whenever possible and use Manual Groups sparingly25. References:
• Manual Computer Groups - HCL Product Documentation
• Manual Groups vs Automatic - Platform - BigFix Forum
• Creating Automatic Computer Groups - HCL Product Documentation
• Task or Fixlet to move computers into manual group - BigFix Forum
• Regarding Manual Computer Groups - BigFix Forum

• A Multiple Action Group is a way to deploy a set of Fixlets or tasks in a single grouping using the Take multiple actions command1.
• As a requirement, each Fixlet or task involved in the group must have associated a default action1.
• A default action is an action script that is predefined by the Fixlet or task author and can be executed without any user input2.
• If one or more of the Fixlets that are selected do not have a default action, the Take multiple actions command will fail and display an error in the Console1.
• To resolve this issue, the operator can either select only Fixlets or tasks that have default actions, or create a Baseline that includes the Fixlets or tasks without default actions1. References:
• 1: Taking multiple actions
• 2: Action Script
• 3: Take multiple actions
• 4: Action Script Guide

• When creating a scheduled activity in Web Reports, the Activity Actions box allows the user to specify what actions to take when the activity runs1.
• The available options are:
• The user can select one or more of these options for each scheduled activity. For example, the user can email and archive the report, or email and run the executable, or archive and run the executable, or do all three1.

References:

• 1: Creating Scheduled Activities