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THWACK Tuesday Tip :: How to Create Groups Using Dynamic Queries

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How to Create Groups Using Dynamic Queries

October 29, 2019

Grouping your monitored elements is an easy way to begin organizing the sprawl of your monitored entities. Orion® Groups is a great tool to wrangle this potential sprawl. In this video, I’ll show you how to create a group using dynamic queries. When new elements come online matching the query, they’re automatically added to the group.

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martian_monster

This just made my life so much more amazingly simple.

KMSigma.SWI

I do what I can, wherever I can, whenever I can, however I can.

rschroeder

I like it! You could make a classy Can-Can dance out of that.

Or join Sammy Davis Junior's Candy Man Can song?

tallyrich

This is a feature that I really like for a growing or changing network. It makes organization easier.

df112

This is great KMSigma. Going back to make my groups dynamic now. So much easier. Thanks!

donrobert5

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