No. The conditions become SQL queries. The say none works it become Where not A or Not b or Not C etc.... It's adding "or" between the conditions in a similar fashion as the any condition. The not all condition uses AND...so not A AND not B AND not C etc. This is the way you want the logic interpreted by the database if you don't want ANY of the machine types your listing to trigger that alert. You don't need to break out into different groups, just switch from none to not all.
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