AND Conditions, OR groups

If the conditions are ANDed, the user must meet all the conditions in a condition group to match the profile. If the condition groups are ORed, the user must meet all of the conditions of one group to match the profile. This option allows you to set up two or more profiles into which a user could fit and be considered a match. For example, suppose you create the following Permit rule.

The first condition group contains the following conditions:

  1. The user’s department must be Engineering.

  2. The request must come on a weekday.

The second condition group contains the following conditions:

  1. The user’s department must be Information Services and Technology (IS&T).

  2. The request must come on a weekend.

With this rule, the engineers who match the first condition group have access to the resource during the week, and the IS&T users who match the second condition group have access to the resource on the weekend.