Associating a filter with a label

You can use the Advanced Search feature in the Device & Users > Devices page to associate a filter (search) with a label. The resulting dynamic label represents the devices defined by the filter at a given time.

Example: Creating a label for devices by operator

You can create a label for all devices having a specific operator.

Procedure 

  1. Log into the Admin Portal.
  2. Go to Device & Users > Devices.
  3. Cick Advanced Search.
  4. In the Field drop-down, type operator and select either Current Operator Name or Home Operator Name.
  5. Select a logical operator from the operator drop-down.
  6. Select the Country and Operator.
  7. Click Save To Label, and provide a name and description for the new label.

Example: Creating a label for devices by LDAP group

You can create a label for all devices associated with a specific LDAP group.

Procedure 

  1. Log into the Admin Portal.
  2. Go to Device & Users > Devices.
  3. Click Advanced Search.
  4. In the Field drop-down, click to expand User Fields > LDAP > Groups.
  5. Select Name.
  6. Select a logical operator from the operator drop-down.
  7. Select an LDAP group from the drop-down.

    The drop-down shows the LDAP groups that are selected in Services > LDAP, in the LDAP Groups section of the Modifying LDAP Settings dialog.

  8. Click Save To Label, and provide a name and description for the new label.

Example: Creating a label with filter criteria for a specific device

When you create a label with filter criteria for a specific device storage capacity, you must use storage values in bytes only.

To create a label for all devices associated with a device storage capacity:

  1. Log into the Admin Portal.
  2. Go to Device & Users > Devices.
  3. Click Advanced Search.
  4. In the Field drop-down, click to expand Common Fields > Storage Capacity.
  5. Enter the capacity in bytes.
  6. Select a logical operator from the operator drop-down: <, >, or =.
  7. Click Save To Label, and provide a name and description for the new label.