Should Central Endpoint client show from which Central account is managed?

From the endpoint you can just see the endpoint id and the regional MCS servers it's communicating to.

The endpoint id can be found in the URLs in the"C:\programdata\sophos\management communication system\endpoint\logs\mcsclient.log" or in the file "C:\programdata\sophos\management communication system\endpoint\persist\endpointidentity.txt".  

The regional MCS server (this has the region where you chose to store your data) can also be found in the mcsclient.log or in PerferredServer file in the same persist directory.  

Note: The endpoint ID, matches up in Central as the ID in the computer URL, e.g. 
https://cloud.sophos.com/manage/devices/computers/180985fa-d0d9-e4f9-0b23-f2b5ebe1c733/summary

There is no marker at the client to say it belongs to a certain company, cloud login, etc..

I suppose if you did want to tag something you could add something benign to a policy.  For example add a global PUA exclusion as the company name or central login user, this string would then be on all of the endpoints. 

In the case of a PUA exclusion it would go to \programdata\sophos\sophos anti-virus\config\machine.xml. Under the quarantineManager\AuthorisedList\... section.  In the case of a Mac you could see this benign tag here.  I've called it MainCloudAccount.



Regards,
Jak

From the endpoint you can just see the endpoint id and the regional MCS servers it's communicating to.

The endpoint id can be found in the URLs in the"C:\programdata\sophos\management communication system\endpoint\logs\mcsclient.log" or in the file "C:\programdata\sophos\management communication system\endpoint\persist\endpointidentity.txt".  

The regional MCS server (this has the region where you chose to store your data) can also be found in the mcsclient.log or in PerferredServer file in the same persist directory.  

Note: The endpoint ID, matches up in Central as the ID in the computer URL, e.g. 
https://cloud.sophos.com/manage/devices/computers/180985fa-d0d9-e4f9-0b23-f2b5ebe1c733/summary

There is no marker at the client to say it belongs to a certain company, cloud login, etc..

I suppose if you did want to tag something you could add something benign to a policy.  For example add a global PUA exclusion as the company name or central login user, this string would then be on all of the endpoints. 

In the case of a PUA exclusion it would go to \programdata\sophos\sophos anti-virus\config\machine.xml. Under the quarantineManager\AuthorisedList\... section.  In the case of a Mac you could see this benign tag here.  I've called it MainCloudAccount.



Regards,
Jak