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Import arsml files as an ARS policy

justin.sleith
over 6 years ago

Hi,

 

Is there a way to import a policy that has been exported as an .arsml file using powershell? 

 

What I want to do is the following.

 

Export an existing Policy which I can use to create a template file. Then use powershell to replace XXX in the arsml file with ANR (site ID) and then use powershell to import that arsml file creating a policy in a specific OU which already has the scopes and deprovison rules contained. 

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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    Yes - I have used that too. You have to be careful when doing custom work not to hard-wire yourself too much into something that might get deprecated. For example, there is a policy property called edsaAPEList which is a "plain text" representation of the policy rules (as opposed to edsaAPEListXML) - the former property is technically deprecated so if you populate it the AR service may not read / use it.
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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    Yes - I have used that too. You have to be careful when doing custom work not to hard-wire yourself too much into something that might get deprecated. For example, there is a policy property called edsaAPEList which is a "plain text" representation of the policy rules (as opposed to edsaAPEListXML) - the former property is technically deprecated so if you populate it the AR service may not read / use it.
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