'Search for Clients' by IP wildcards from the Clients tab Clients group
Created: 11 Sep 2009 | 5 comments
I don't know if there is a special way to do these searches, but if you
- open the SEPM UI
- click on Clients tab
- search for clients; by either right clicking a group or clicking that 'search clients' hyperlink in the bottom middle pane
- under the Search Field select IP address
- under the Comparison Operator (try any of them)
- under the value enter an IP
I wanted the SEPM to search for all computers with ips 172.16.10.x
you can not put in a wild card or leave fields blank, if you do all the machines list, not just machines that match the 1st 3 octets
Is there a way to search
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Try this
Search Field Comparison Operator Value
IP Address > 192.168.5.1
IP Address < 192.168.5.254
Another IP search
How about searching for all systems that the IP ends in .25 (or some other number)?
example - x.x.x.25
We have specific systems thatall end in the same octect, but the first 3 will vary.
Remember...
Where ever you go...
There you are.
I did a seach on ip >
I did a seach on
ip > 10.61.18.1
ip <10.61.18.255
The search returned 10 pages of clients - 286 machine names. This is larger than a C-block. Our SCCM reports shows 132 machines. Our DHCP range is 50-199. There can not be 286 machines. There is a large number of Off-line machines in the search results that do not show this ip address in the network tab.
another IP search
How about searching for all systems that the IP ends in .25 (or some other number)?
example - x.x.x.25
We have specific systems thatall end in the same octect, but the first 3 will vary.
This should probably be a reply to the Symantec response.
Remember...
Where ever you go...
There you are.
Still not working
I have DC's on 172.16.10.x
I have clients on many other networks
when I do a search to try and find servers that are in the Default group (to move them to the cleint group for servers I make my search like this:
IP Address > 172.16.10.1
IP Address < 172.16.10.255
My list populates with machines all machines that are in the default group.
I am wondering if the problem with the search is that the search is looking at ALL the info that would be located on a client (under the network tab). Being that the DNS & WINS servers are in that network (in the above search) all clients get populated in my search results.
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