How to create a custom Device Group in EventLog Analyzer
Objective
This article offers detailed information on how to create a Custom Device Group in EventLog Analyzer.
Prerequisites
Need access to EventLog Analyzer console with an administrator role or a role with delegated Manage Device Group permission.
Steps to follow
Step 1: Log in to the EventLog Analyzer console.
Step 2: Navigate to Settings > Admin settings > Device Group > + Add Group.
Step 3: Enter a unique name for the device group to be added.
Step 4: Write a description for the device group.
Step 5: Click the + icon under Log source list and enable the check box for each device that needs to be added to the group.
Step 6: You can choose the filter to sort the list effectively based on Device Category, Device Group, or Device Type.
Step 7: Choose OK to add the list of device(s), then select Choose Add to create a group with the selected device.
Tips
- You can create device groups depending on your needs and based on how you are going to use technicians to manage the devices (e.g. based on sites, departments, etc.).
- Devices will be grouped automatically in the default group based on type.
Note: Same device cant be in multiple groups.
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