Permitting clerks suddenly fail a parks-only minimum OS-version compliance rule. What should the operator check first?
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Short Explanation
If clerks fail a parks-only yardstick, somebody hung the wrong sign on their door. Check which smart group the compliance policy is assigned to before tearing down Horizon or HA.
Full Explanation
Unexpected non-compliance often means the policy is assigned to the wrong smart group or assignment group. The operator verifies assignment scope so a parks OS-version rule is not evaluating permitting clerks. Rebuilding Connection Server, disabling vSphere HA, or switching to Citrix does not correct a UEM assignment-scope mistake.