Examples of using Allocation policy in English and their translations into Polish
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Creating a resource allocation policy.
A resource allocation policy must contain at least one resource allocation. .
To configure the default calendar resource allocation policy.
Configure the resource allocation policy to manage the computer.
In the Select default policy list, select a resource allocation policy name.
Only one resource allocation policy at a time can be used to manage a computer.
applications to be managed by resource allocation policy rules.
A resource allocation policy defines how resources are managed by Windows System Resource Manager.
see the procedures in Create a New Resource Allocation Policy.
When you create a resource allocation policy with CPU constraints,
When you are finished adding resource allocations for the new resource allocation policy, click OK.
If you clicked Policy name, select a resource allocation policy with which to associate the recurring event.
see Create a New Resource Allocation Policy.
A resource allocation policy name cannot start with a hyphen(-)
If a schedule is running, the default calendar resource allocation policy runs when other calendar events are not scheduled.
then click New Resource Allocation Policy.
If necessary, choose a different built-in resource allocation policy to meet your needs, or create a custom resource allocation policy.
then refine the resource allocation policy as necessary.
In the Current resource allocation policy list, select the resource allocation policy that you want to use to manage your resources,
To see a hierarchical view of all resource allocations in the resource allocation policy, on the Resources tab, click View Tree.
If necessary, refine the resource allocation policy by changing the CPU allocation, adding memory limits,
In the Windows System Resource Manager Properties dialog box, on the Management tab, in the Calendar default policy list, select a resource allocation policy, and then click OK.
You can also use command-line path matching in a resource allocation policy to exclude an application from management by only that policy. .
Verify that all user or group names in the imported process matching criteria exist on the computer before you include the process matching criteria in a resource allocation policy.
either a manually applied resource allocation policy or the default resource allocation policy is in effect.
In the New Resource Allocation Policy dialog box, in the Policy name box, type a descriptive name for the new resource allocation policy, and then click Add.
Schedule name, and then select a resource allocation policy or schedule with which to associate the one-time event.
Verify that all user or group names in imported process matching criteria exist on the computer where the criteria were imported before you include the process matching criteria in a resource allocation policy.
In the Windows System Resource Manager Properties dialog box, review the management type and current resource allocation policy to confirm that you want to use the new settings,
To add a process that is being managed by the active managing resource allocation policy to the user-defined exclusion list, you must first change the managing resource allocation policy to one that does not match the process,