New documentation page:
https://support.automox.com/help/filtering-and-searching-on-the-devices-page
Note: if you need to search for tags or other things that aren’t listed explicitly, you can use the Device Name field as a general search.
Have there been bugs reported with the new Devices page? Since this change was implemented around Noon MDT, I have been unable to do any kind of search because of the new UI in either Chrome or (new) Edge.
Going straight into Devices, or attempting to directly access a filtered list by going to System Mgmt -> Clicking on the device count for a policy/group takes me to this view.
This occurs both in Chrome, and MS Edge (The new version). And none of the new Dfevice UI is doing anything if I click it. Since I can’t search or apply any filters, I’m left scrolling through a list of 800 devices to find the data I need.
Hi @cburns, this is a cache issue in your browser. Please see this article to remediate that issue: https://support.automox.com/help/clearing-your-browser-cache-to-optimize-automox-console. If that does not fix it, please reach out to our Support team at support@automox.com.
I have to say much better UI then before, and having the ability to tab backwards and keep your search settings is so much better! Thank you guys!
The UI improvement is so better now, have better overview and easier to compare results quickly
Exporting still on devices page is still limited to 100 per selection thou.
Showed the guys this when I got back from my visit - everyone’s excited and can’t wait to see more features built! thanks again for the hospitality!!
Our pleasure - thanks for coming by to visit!
Are there plans to further expand the filters? i.e. not only Windows/Linux/Mac, but the capability to further scope down to specific OS (e.g. Win2012/2016/2019), certain tags, relevant patches, etc or is the expectation that those use cases would be done through reporting?
Hi @habrnero, yes we have that in the plan for the future! We don’t have a time to disclose yet for this but this was a first step in how we want to offer you the ability to view your data, save it for the future and get more granular in the use of these filters.
In the meantime you can put search terms in the device name field and it will match phrases in the OS field. For instance:
The same workaround works for tags, if you’re wanting to find a tag that isn’t “recently added” (which has its own filter).
