Testing pool memberships
Once a pool has been created, you may want to see how the different rulesets interact. This is especially useful when troubleshooting why a workstation may not be in the pool you expect it to be in. In Lens 2024, we added a tool to test these pool memberships and provide feedback on where workstations are being filtered out.
Testing a poolâs memberships
Login to the Lens Portal as an administrator
In the sidebar, navigate to the
Sessions
The âSessionsâ menu
Navigate to the
Pools
tab group, and select thePools
optionSelect the checkbox next to the pool you would like to edit
Click on the
Edit
buttonThe âPoolâ tab
Click the
Show Advanced
buttonClick the
Evaluate rule sets
button
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The Evaluate rule sets
results
Understanding the results
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The Evaluate rule sets
results
What is it? | What does it show? | |
---|---|---|
1 | Rule set name | The name of the rule set that was evaluated |
2 | Rule set logic mode | The logic mode of the rule set that was evaluated. This is different to the logic mode of the pool. |
3 | Initial count | The total number of workstations that were available for adding to the pool before the rule set was evaluated |
4 | Matched count | The total number of workstations that rule set matched with |
5 | Details | Expands the selected rule set row to show more details about the workstations that have been processed |
6 | Total matched count | After evaluating all rule sets, the total number of workstations that have been evaluated as being in the pool |
7 | Total initial count | Before evaluating any rule sets, how many workstations are available for processing |