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How to determine the timeframe for an unmanaged device in NPM

To all:

We are currently running NPM v10.3 and I have an unmanaged device that I would like to determine what the unmanaged timeframe is.

For instance, when I want to unmanage a device, you will get a pop-up to enter the start date/time and the end date/time.

Once the device is unmanaged, how can I determine what the start and end date/times are?

As always, any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA.

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ChrystalT

This could be done via a SQL query. The last know values are in the nodes table under UnmanagedFrom and UnmanagedUntil, I believe, in Date Time format.

So, you could easily pull that data into a custom SQL report with a select query. Or if you don't want a report, you could just go query the database.

Thanks,

Chrystal Taylor

http://www.loop1systems.com

jclukey

Chrystal:

Thank-you for replying to this question as well. I guess I was wondering if there is anyway to see this information from the web front-end w/o having to go into the database to query this table or that. Is there a way? Or is the only way to do it via your suggestion/answer above?

Again, thanx for the help.

ChrystalT

I can't think of a place where this is shown in the web interface, unless you created a report for it. Someone else can jump in if they know of another way to see that. Also, those values like I said are going to be the most recent unmanaged times, so if you unmanage it again it wouldn't show there. I would have to troll through the tables to see if I could find the historical values.

Thanks,

Chrystal Taylor

http://www.loop1systems.com

njoylif

HERE is the link to a report I created.

Once you have that saved off, you can add it as a resource. I use it on my "top 10" page

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