Computer Powered On (by System): Enables users to trigger activation by the VMware Virtual Machine power on event.

An NSX Group that is associated with an NSX Deep Security Service Profile changes name.

An NSX Policy is removed from the NSX Deep Security Service Profile.

An NSX Policy is associated with the NSX Deep Security Service Profile.

An NSX Policy associated with the NSX Deep Security Service Profile is removed from an NSX Group.An NSX Policy associated with the NSX Deep Security Service Profile is applied to an NSX Group.A VM is removed from an NSX Group that is associated with the NSX Deep Security Service Profile.

A VM is added to a group that is (indirectly) associated with the NSX Deep Security Service Profile.

NSX Security Group Changed: The following situations will trigger this event (the event will be recorded on each affected VM):.

IP Address Changed: A computer has begun using a different IP.

Agent-Initiated Activation: An agent is activated using agent-initiated activation.

Computer Moved (by System):A virtual machine being moved from one vApp to another within the same ESXi, or a virtual machine on an ESXi being move from one datacenter to another or from one ESXi to another (including from an unmanaged ESXi server to a managed ESXi server running a virtual appliance.).

Computer Created (by System): A computer being added to the manager during synchronization with an Active Directory or Cloud Provider account, or the creation of a virtual machine on a managed ESXi server running a virtual appliance.

Select the event-based task from the list and click Properties. To change the properties for an existing event-based task, go to click Administration > Event-Based Tasks.

Edit or stop an existing event-based task You will be prompted for different information depending on the type of task. The wizard that appears will guide you through the steps of creating a new task. In Deep Security Manager, click Administration > Event-Based Tasks > New. In this article, references to protecting virtual machines apply only to Deep Security On-Premise software installations.Įvent-based tasks let you monitor protected computers for specific events and perform tasks based on certain conditions. Automatically perform tasks when a computer is added or changed (event-based tasks)

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