Hi, I’m facing an issue where a few devices seem to switch between configurations. For example, a restriction gets applied and then reverted after some time. It looks like two policies are conflicting and the device keeps toggling between them.
Has anyone seen this kind of “policy flipping” behavior?
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Yes, we had this happen when a device was part of multiple dynamic groups. It kept moving between groups, and each group had a different policy applied.
You might want to check if your group conditions are causing frequent reassignment.
That could be it. We are using dynamic groups based on device properties, so it’s possible they’re changing frequently.
Is there a way to stabilize this?
Hey @han , what you’re describing is typically caused by overlapping policies or frequent group membership changes. In Hexnode UEM, a built-in enforcement mechanism ensures that the device eventually aligns with the correct policy state.
Here are a few things you can check:
Dynamic Groups:
Ensure that the device is not rapidly switching between groups due to fluctuating conditions.
Conflicting Policies:
Review policies assigned at both device and user levels to identify overlapping settings.
Local Restrictions:
In some cases, OS-level settings (like local parental controls) can override or interfere with applied configurations.
Sync Delays:
If a newer policy hasn’t fully synced, an older one might temporarily take effect.
For troubleshooting:
Check the Action History on the device for conflict-related logs
Use Clear All Policies and reapply the required policies to reset the state if needed
If required, you can also define priority policies to ensure specific configurations always take precedence.
Thanks for this!
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