Sorting, filtering and searching for endpoints
Sorting, filtering, and searching for endpoints
Depending on the number of endpoints, the table can span through several pages. To move through the pages, use the navigation buttons at the bottom of the table. To change the number of entries displayed on a page, select an option from the menu next to the navigation buttons.
For example, you can search for a specific endpoint or choose to view only the managed endpoints.
Sorting endpoints
To sort data by a specific column, click the column headers.
For example, if you want to order endpoints by name, click the Name heading.
If you click the heading again, the endpoints will be displayed in reverse order.
You can sort items by Name, OS version, IP or Last seen with GravityZone , and label.
Filtering endpoints
To filter your network entities, use the Filters menu from the upper-side of the network table area.
Select the group that you want in the left-side pane.
Click the More Filters option at the upper-side of the network table area.
The filters allow you to apply advanced filters to refine endpoint visibility.
Note
Filters can be removed individually.
If you want to clear all filters, click the Reset filters button.
Click Apply to filter the endpoints by the selected criteria.
These filters and corresponding options are available on the Network page.
Filter name | Filter type | Available options |
|---|---|---|
Name | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Company | Single select | Use the search option to find items. |
IP | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Entity type | Multi-select |
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Management status | Multi select |
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Role | Multi select |
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Security issues | Multi select |
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Last seen | Single select |
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Deleted | Multi select |
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Endpoint type | Multi select |
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OS type | Multi select |
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OS version | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Available policies | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Active policy | Single select | Use the search option to find items. |
Policy status | Multi select |
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Product update status | Single select |
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Policy type | Multi select |
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Security content update status | Single select |
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Endpoint issues | Single select |
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Security Server status | Single select |
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macOS permission issues | Single select |
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Power | Single select |
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Migrated from another company | Single select |
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Pending activity | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Tags | Multi select |
Use the search option to find items. |
Label | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
FQDN | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Logged-in users | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Container ID | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Container image name | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Helm chart version | Text | Use the search option to find items. |
Searching for entities
This is how you search for network entities:
Select the desired group in the tree view.
Enter the search term in the corresponding filter. For example, enter the IP of the endpoint you are looking for in the IP filter. Only the matching endpoint will appear in the table.
Clear the filter to display the full list of endpoints.
Sorting, filtering, and searching for containers
Depending on the number of endpoints, the container host table can span several pages (only 20 entries are displayed per page by default). To move through the pages, use the navigation buttons at the bottom of the table. To change the number of entries displayed on a page, select an option from the menu next to the navigation buttons.
If there are too many entries, you can use the Filters menu to display only the entities you are interested in. For example, you can search for a specific container or choose to view only the managed virtual machines.
Sorting containers
To sort data by a specific column, click on 
Settings. This will reorganize the rows based on the values in that column.
For example, if you want to order containers by name, click the Name heading.
If you click the heading again, the containers will be displayed in reverse order.
Filtering virtual machines
Select the group that you want in the tree view.
Click the Filters menu at the upper-side of the network panes area.
Use the filter criteria to easily display only specific entities, providing several filter criteria.
Note
Click Reset filters to clear the filter and display all containers.
Click Apply to filter the virtual machines by the selected criteria.
Searching for containers
Select the desired container in the table.
Enter the search term in the corresponding box under the column headers (Name, OS or IP) from the right-side pane. For example, enter the IP of the container you are looking for in the IP field. Only the matching container will appear in the table.
Note
Clear the search box to display the full list of virtual machines.
Sorting, filtering, and searching for container clusters
Depending on the number of container clusters, the table can span several pages. To move through the pages, use the navigation buttons at the bottom of the table. To change the number of entries displayed on a page, select an option from the menu next to the navigation buttons.
If there are too many entries, you can use the Filters menu to display only the entities you are interested in. For example, you can search for a specific container cluster or choose to view only clusters with issues.
Sorting container clusters
To sort the data in the table by a specific column, click the column heading. This will reorder the rows based on the values in that column.
For example, to order the container clusters by name, click the Name heading. Clicking the heading again will display the entries in reverse order.
Filtering container clusters
To filter the container clusters displayed in the table, take the following steps:
Go to the Container clusters folder in the tree view.
If the desired filters are not already displayed in the filter area above the table, select them from the More dropdown list at the end of the filter area and click Apply.
To refine the selection of entries displayed in the table, select the desired values for each filter from the corresponding dropdown menu and click Apply. To implement advanced filtering criteria, you can use multiple filters simultaneously.
Searching for container clusters
To search for a container cluster, take the following steps:
Go to the Container clusters folder in the tree view.
In the filter area above the table, enter the search term in one of the fields with a magnifying glass icon (
), then press Enter or click the magnifying glass icon. For example, enter the name of the container cluster you want to find in the Name field. Only the entries that partially or fully match the search term will be displayed.Note
To clear the search and display the full list of container clusters, either delete the search term manually or click the X button on the right edge of the search field.