I would like to look at All Managed Devices and see what Group each device is in.

Hello Bob_Lutz,

The Device does not know what Group it is a member of.  The Group knows what Devices it contains.  As such, listing the Group(s) for each Device is nearly impossible.

Perhaps a better way to achieve what is needed is to create a SmartGroup listing all Devices that are not members of any Groups.  Here's how:

1. Go to "Devices" tab

2. Click "Add -> Add New SmartGroup".

3. Configure as follows:

-SmartGroup contains "Devices"

-Start with "All Devices"

-Remove Devices where "Group" is "Group A"

***Where Group A is one of your groups.

4. Add Similar filter for every Group you have.

5. Click OK.

At this point you should have a SmartGroup that contains Devices which do not belong to any of the Groups you have added a filter for.

Let me know if this helps.

Sincerely,

Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist
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That worked (90%). 

I think I followed the instructions correctly.  I now have an Orphans group with some switches, etc, that we set up some time ago as noobs.  So that gives me a list of what needs to be cleaned up.  Thanks! 

The only gotcha is, I have this nice list of devices, and I would like to check the box and Move them to the appropriate group, but the Move button is grayed out. 

If that is more "user error" I apologize.  As it is, I still need to do (less) manual edits, copying into note pad, and going back to All Devices with the list.