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# Policy Management

#### Policy

Hybr supports scheduled power operation \[like On/OFF] on VMs and that is called policy. In this policy, you can schedule operation on daily/weekly/monthly basis and that operation will be executed at specified time.

* **Add Policy**

&#x20;To schedule policy,

* Navigate to “VConnect->Connections->VCenter” in Admin site
* Drill down into a connection for which you want to schedule policy.
* Click policy tab
* Click “Create Policy”
* In “Add policy” wizard, Enter Policy “Name”, “Type”.

**Schedule**: in this, Specify Daily/Monthly and choose time.

**Operation**: Choose an operation name from drop down.

* Check “Is Enabled?” checkbox to enable this policy. If this is not checked, the policy will be disabled and won’t executed on resources.

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* Click save button, now the policy will be saved and shown in policy list

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* **Edit Policy**

&#x20;To edit a policy,

* Navigate to “VConnect->Connections->VCenter” in Admin site
* Drill down into a connection for which you want to edit policy.
* Click policy tab
* Click “Edit” for a policy
* In “Update Policy” wizard, change details as required

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* Click save
  * **Delete Policy**

To delete a policy,

* Navigate to VConnect->Connections->VCenter in Admin site
* Drill down into a connection for which you want to delete policy.
* Click policy tab
* Click “Delete” for a policy which you want to delete
* Click Yes in conformation prompt

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* Now the policy will be deleted and the same is not shown in policy list.


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