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Group Membership

Hi,

Most of our NPM alerts are applied to groups, with most devices added to the relevant groups by means of a dynamic query.

For assurance purposes I'd like to create a report that shows each device and which group(s) each is assigned to. Is there an easy way to do this, or an 'out of the box' report that I can run?

Alternatively, if the above is difficult to create, a report showing any device which doesn't belong to be a group would be helpful.

Any ideas?

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mprobus

You can do this with a custom table. Just create a new report and add in the node name and group name columns.

mprobus

In looking further, looks like I have an out of the box report called Groups and Group Members. It should give you what you need.

blueyviii

Thanks for the quick reply - I've checked the Out Of The Box reports and it doesn't give me what I'm looking for.

The main reason for the report is to assure ourselves that every node is assigned to a group, and highlight any that may have slipped through the net and not been dynamically assigned.

Ideally I'm looking for a report by node that shows each group(s) a node is assigned to. Any that are not assigned to a group should be then easy to identify.

Alternatively a report that highlights shows any node(s) that isn't assigned to a group would also suffice I think.

Hope I'm explaining that OK??

mprobus

Then I'll go back to my first suggestion.

Create a new report (custom table).

Report on Node

- You can add a filter where Group Node Name is Empty

Add in the Node Name column.