Device related to which group

Some one know how can i know from device to which group is belong to ?

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Yes, as I said above there are LOTS of options, you just have to decide how you want to approach this.

We have 10,000 devices and about half as many groups, so we have to created a widget that allows us to see at a glance what "groups" and what "maps" they appear on.

The way we have done this is:

Go to the template you want to add this widget to (easiest way I find is to pick any node, say a switch, and go to one of the node details pages).
Then edit the page to add a "Custom Query" widget.
Once you've added the widget then edit it.
- we called ours "Node is a member of these Groups/Orion Maps"
Then add the SWQL code I've copied below.

The widget when editing looks like this:

The SWQL code you need is:

SELECT
  CASE WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Core' THEN 'Group'
    WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Maps' THEN 'Map'
    ELSE 'Other' END AS [Type]
, CASE WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Core' THEN m.Container.Name
     WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Maps' THEN p.DisplayName
     ELSE 'Other' END AS [Name]
, m.Container.DetailsURL AS [_linkfor_Name]
, s.StatusName AS [Status]
, '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-' + s.StatusName + '.gif' AS [_iconfor_Status]

FROM Orion.ContainerMembers m
JOIN Orion.StatusInfo s ON m.Container.Status = s.StatusID
LEFT JOIN Orion.Maps.Projects p ON m.Container.Name = p.ProjectID

WHERE m.MemberEntityType = 'Orion.Nodes'
 AND m.MemberPrimaryID = ${NodeID}

The result looks like this:

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stuartd

Can you provide more information on what you are looking to achieve?

Do you mean map group, vendor group, custom property group, etc, etc?

But as an example, if I have a custom property called 'Responsible Team' I can do a number of things, including but not limited to:

Go to Manage Nodes and adjust the view to include the group I'm interested in - go to the blue >> (upper right just below delete) on mange nodes.
I can create a dynamic query (in a widget on a template) to display links to maps the node is on, or node groups it is in.
I can create a dynamic query via Manage Groups to add nodes based on certain criteria (name or IP or etc)
And I can create and run a report to extract any of this information.
I can also do these things in a dashboard
and probably lots more besides

So, if you can provide more info that would be great.

vinay.by

Unless you have something (custom additions to the view) to suggest in the node page view you cant. You will need to start looking at your groups (Manage Groups) to understand how have you built the groups (based on what logic). Sometimes it could just be the view as well based on custom properties.

avivi

But my problem is that i have 1000 devices within 10 group , each group contain dynamic query , my question is if there is option to get into device and to see from the device prespective to which group is belong to ?

stuartd

The way we have done this is:

Go to the template you want to add this widget to (easiest way I find is to pick any node, say a switch, and go to one of the node details pages).
Then edit the page to add a "Custom Query" widget.
Once you've added the widget then edit it.
- we called ours "Node is a member of these Groups/Orion Maps"
Then add the SWQL code I've copied below.

The widget when editing looks like this:

The SWQL code you need is:

SELECT
  CASE WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Core' THEN 'Group'
    WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Maps' THEN 'Map'
    ELSE 'Other' END AS [Type]
, CASE WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Core' THEN m.Container.Name
     WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Maps' THEN p.DisplayName
     ELSE 'Other' END AS [Name]
, m.Container.DetailsURL AS [_linkfor_Name]
, s.StatusName AS [Status]
, '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-' + s.StatusName + '.gif' AS [_iconfor_Status]

FROM Orion.ContainerMembers m
JOIN Orion.StatusInfo s ON m.Container.Status = s.StatusID
LEFT JOIN Orion.Maps.Projects p ON m.Container.Name = p.ProjectID

WHERE m.MemberEntityType = 'Orion.Nodes'
 AND m.MemberPrimaryID = ${NodeID}

The result looks like this:

Finnick

Hi [@avivi],

If you're using a device management system like Microsoft Intune, Jamf, or Active Directory, you can check the group membership of a device by doing the following:

For Microsoft Intune / Endpoint Manager:

Go to Devices > All Devices
Click on the device name
Under the device's overview, scroll to see “Groups” to find which Azure AD groups it's a part of

For Active Directory (on-prem):

Open Active Directory Users and Computers
Find the computer under Computers or relevant OU
Right-click the device > Properties > Member Of tab

For Jamf (Macs):

Go to the device's details
Check the Smart Groups or Static Groups section

Let me know what system you're using — I can give a more specific answer

Finnick

Hi [@avivi],

If you're using a device management system like Microsoft Intune, Jamf, or Active Directory, you can check the group membership of a device by doing the following:

For Microsoft Intune / Endpoint Manager:

Go to Devices > All Devices
Click on the device name
Under the device's overview, scroll to see “Groups” to find which Azure AD groups it's a part of

For Active Directory (on-prem):

Open Active Directory Users and Computers
Find the computer under Computers or relevant OU
Right-click the device > Properties > Member Of tab

For Jamf (Macs):

Go to the device's details
Check the Smart Groups or Static Groups section

Let me know what system you're using — I can give a more specific answer

avivi

What is ${NodeID} mean ?

avivi

For group i mean

A group is a collection of monitored objects, such as a group of nodes from the same location, or group of all nodes owned by a department.

stuartd

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