Based on the policy condition image showing "Does not meet the following criteria", the correct statement is that it negates the criteria as part of the property.
Understanding "Does not meet the following criteria":
According to the Forescout Administration Guide:
The "Does not meet the following criteria" radio button option in policy conditions creates a logical negation of the condition:
"Meets the following criteria" - Endpoint matches if the condition is true
"Does not meet the following criteria" - Endpoint matches if the condition is FALSE (negated)
How the Negation Works:
According to the documentation:
"Use the AND value between both properties: Windows>Manageable Domain>Does not meet the following criteria"
This syntax shows that "Does not meet the following criteria" negates the entire criteria evaluation:
Normal condition: "Windows Antivirus Running = True"
Negated condition: "Windows Antivirus Running Does not meet the following criteria (= True)"
Negation Happens at Property Level:
The negation is applied as part of the property evaluation, not as a separate NOT operator. When you select "Does not meet the following criteria":
The condition is evaluated normally
The result is then negated/inverted
The endpoint matches only if the negated result is true
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
B. Modifies the irresolvable condition to TRUE - "Does not meet the following criteria" doesn't specifically affect irresolvable property handling
C. Generates a NOT condition in the sub-rule condition - The negation is part of this property's evaluation, not a separate sub-rule NOT condition
D. Irresolvable hosts would match the condition - "Does not meet the following criteria" doesn't specifically target irresolvable hosts
E. Modifies the evaluate irresolvable condition to FALSE - This setting doesn't affect the "Evaluate irresolvable as" setting
Referenced Documentation:
Forescout Administration Guide v8.3
Forescout Administration Guide v8.4
ForeScout CounterACT Administration Guide - Policy Conditions section
Manage Actions documentation
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