Devices

After you've imported information into the Ivanti Neurons Platform or deployed the Ivanti Neurons Agent, the device records appear on the Devices page. Access this page by clicking Devices in the left navigation pane.

Use the device details search box to search the device list for matching text.

Search box
Alternatively, use the global search at the top of the page to search for users or devices, from anywhere in the Neurons Platform.

Use the column set button Column set button at the right-edge of the column header to customize which columns are visible.

To delete a device from the Neurons Platform, select the box next to the device and then click Delete at the top of the view. This removes the record for that device from the Neurons Platform. If the record was imported from another source using a connector, and the device record still exists in the source, the record may be re-imported the next time the connector runs.

Use the enhanced filtering and grouping features to find and organize devices you're managing.

Filters help you find the devices you want to manage. Filters are based on table columns in the device view. Applying a filter to a column limits the device list to devices matching the filter. If you create a filter that has multiple elements, the device list shows only devices matching the filter elements you specified.

Here's a filter that only shows devices with a Cloud agent and that run a version of Windows 10.

Device filter example

To create a device view filter

  1. At the top of the device view, click the Filters button.
  2. Select the Boolean operator you want to use in the filter, either And, Or, Not And, or Not Or. The operator you select will apply to all filter elements.
  3. Click the plus sign next to the Boolean operator to add a filter element.
  4. In the filter element that appears, select the column you want filtered, the filter type, such as Equals or Does not contain, and then the value to be filtered.
  5. Repeat steps 3-4 if you want additional elements to be part of the filter.
  6. To apply the filter, press Enter in the last filter element or click somewhere else on the page.
  7. When you're done with the filter, click Clear filters.

Use the groups feature to create groups of devices. Groups help you organize the devices you regularly manage. Quickly switch between groups with the Groups selector at the top left of the page.

Groups can be either static or auto-updating.

Static groups work well when you know what devices you want in the group and that list of devices doesn't change often.

Auto-updating groups work well when you want to show only devices matching your filters. The auto-updating group membership is recalculated each time you view the group. Auto-updating groups can be created from column filters or search results.

To create a static group

  1. Select the box beside each device you want in the static group. Use filters and search results to help you find the devices you want.
  2. Click Add to group > New static group.
  3. Enter a Group name.
  4. Under group type, select Static.
  5. Under visibility, select Private if you want a group only you can see. Select Public if you want everyone to see the group.
  6. At the bottom of the page, click Save. It may take 30 seconds or so for your group to be available for use.

To create an auto-updating group

  1. Click the Filters button and create a filter that includes the devices you want.
  2. If the results look good, click New dynamic group.
  3. Enter a Group name.
  4. Under group type, make sure Dynamic is selected. It's the default.
  5. Under visibility, select Private if you want a group only you can see. Select Public if you want everyone to see the group.
  6. At the bottom of the page, click Save. It may take 30 seconds or so for your group to be available for use.