New Network

The search in Tree view is dynamic, meaning that you can search for an entity only by typing the first characters of its name. You can also use the asterisk (*) as an wildcard, to find names that contain a specific string of characters. For example, use *bc to find a folder named Abcd.

To create a customized smart view, follow these steps:

The search in Smart views is dynamic, meaning that you can search for an item only by typing any string of characters contained in its name. For example, type gen or era to find a smart view named General view.

Search in Smart views does not support wildcards.

The new Network page features the following icons:

The new Network page features in the upper-side a new Actions menu. These actions replace the Tasks menu in the old Network page.

During the initial releases, only some actions come with revised pop-up pages. More action pop-up pages will be updated with future updates.

When taking actions on entities in Network, new tasks are created. You can follow their status on the Tasks page. To learn more about tasks, refer to this Running tasks on computers.

The new Network section enables centralized reporting for monitoring security policies, assessing network security status, identifying issues, detecting threats, monitoring incidents, and providing easy-to-understand data for upper management. For more details, refer to Reports.

In the old Network, the Go to container button selected the collection containing the chosen grid item, reset the filters, and allowed backward navigation if enabled.

In the new Network, this function is renamed Go to location and can be applied to any entity type. It shifts the tree view to the selected collection, retains the current filters, and is only available for single selections. If no item or multiple items are selected in the grid, the action is disabled.

The delete functionality in the new Network page is designed to handle diverse entity types with precise, context-aware prompts, ensuring each item follows a specific process with relevant messaging.

The contextual menu provides quick access to common actions like:

Other improvements include the ability to copy entity details to the clipboard and navigate through GravityZone while remembering your network location.

If endpoint users forget their encryption passwords and can no longer access encrypted volumes on their machines, you can assist them by retrieving recovery keys from the Network page.

The new Network inherits most of the filters and columns as they were in the old section.

Others have been renamed, such as Logged-in users from Users, Active policy from Policy, and Entity type from Type.

Finally, new columns and filters were introduced in the new Network page, as follows:

To add or remove columns, click the Settings button in the upper right-side corner of the grid.

To add or remove filters, click the More option at the upper side of the grid.