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Question - ARS 6.9 Workflow How to Filter out a specific sub OU

I have a compliance requirement.  All new server objects must be added to X policy filtering group in 3 of our AD's

I have workflow setup - to detect a computer created under domain\Xservers  (for which there are sub OU's for IIS/SQL/FILE/SharePoint ... etc

I want to filter out further processing on any new computer creation executed in the SharePoint OU.

Everything fires off fine - except the filter.    Unless I'm misunderstanding filters ... the workflow checks for new creation under the XServers OU and only begins the if/then policy blocks defined in the GUI - if it's under XServers AND not in a sub OU named SharePoint ...

Regardless of which path property of the target object I evaluate, SharePoint servers end up in the group like the other WinServers do.

Ideas on how to prevent the workflow from continuing past the initiate 'create' trigger - based on a word in the directory path to the object?

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  • Ok, I created a directoryString VA stored on Computer - and built a workflow to update with the content from canonicalName.  I now get a string poplated similar to this: "domainX/XServers/W2012/IIS/SharePoint/ServerX"

    I set the advanced property "Workflow Priority" to 499 so that it will run prior to the post-create-add-to-group Workflow.

    I evaluate 'does not contain' against the new string value - and still get added to the group.

    opinion?

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  • Ok, I created a directoryString VA stored on Computer - and built a workflow to update with the content from canonicalName.  I now get a string poplated similar to this: "domainX/XServers/W2012/IIS/SharePoint/ServerX"

    I set the advanced property "Workflow Priority" to 499 so that it will run prior to the post-create-add-to-group Workflow.

    I evaluate 'does not contain' against the new string value - and still get added to the group.

    opinion?

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