On the Rules page, a system-defined rule is listed as Inactive if you have turned off alerts for that rule.
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Review the updated rule details, and then click UPDATE RULE.
Select one of the rules from the list by clicking the table row for that rule-for example, the Device compromised rule.įrom the Rule details page, you can view the conditions and actions for the rule-for example, to confirm if email notifications are turned on, and to confirm the recipients for those email notifications.įrom the Actions page, you can change the severity for the alert to High, Medium, or Low, send an alert to the alert center if the rule's conditions are met, set up admin email notifications, and specify recipients for those notifications.From the drop-down menu, select Rule type.Ī list of system defined rules is displayed.From the Rules page, click Add a filter.On the Admin console Home page, go to Rules. View and edit email alerts & system defined rules A rule is simply a way of saying, if x happens, automatically do y.įrom the Rules page, you can view a list of system defined rules, and you can edit those rules-for example, to turn alerts on or off, send email notifications, send alerts to the alert center, or change the severity level (Low, Medium, or High).įor more details about system defined rules and other types of security rules, see Create, edit, and view security rules. See also Create and view reporting rules & set up alerts. As your organization's administrator, you can receive admin email alerts when something important happens in your organization, such as a suspicious sign-in attempt, a compromised mobile device, or when another administrator changes settings.Īdmin email alerts are based on system defined rules on the Rules page. You don't create system defined rules-they are default rules supplied by Google. Each system defined rule includes a default set of conditions, and you specify what actions to perform when the conditions are met.