To provide additional flexibility with System Tree management, you can configure the order of a group’s subgroups, and therefore the order by which they are considered for a system’s placement during sorting. When multiple subgroups have matching criteria, changing this order can change where a system ends up in the System Tree.

Additionally, if you are using catch-all

Catch-all groups

Catch-all groups are groups whose sorting criteria is set to All others on the Sorting Criteria
page of the group. Only subgroups at the last position of the sort order can be catch-all groups.
These groups receive all systems that sorted into the parent group, but did not sort into any
of the catch-all’s peers.groups, they must be the last subgroup in the list.

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