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Search Feature... Where Is it?!

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So, I was told by many that when Enterprise Console (EC) Ver.4.0 would come out, it would have that FUNDAMENTAL feature of search for a computer name in the Enterprise Console.

As I'm testing the EC ver. 4.0 for preparation of  upgrading our company's Console version, that's the first thing I looked for in testing after install...

... and it's missing!

Why would an AV company geared more towards corporate-level market groups NOT have a seach feature in their dashboard console knowing well that companys like and use similar naming features for their end-users' devices?

Yes, you can select the computer list window and start typing out the name of the computer, but has anyone tried search for a computer name similar to COMLAP112200-00123 in an entire pool of computers named COMLAP112200-00XXX?

Can anyone from Sophos please give me at least one valid reason why this feature has not been implemented within your latest and greatest Enterprise Console?

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    Hi,

    There are some new search capabilities within SEC 4 via the event viewer capability (for application control; device control; firewall and data control). Of course we plan to do more - the first step, which has been commonly requested, will be a computer / IP search within SEC.

    I'm also with you on the copy and paste "limitations". In fact its one of the reasons you can copy a single row of data from the event viewer as opposed to exported all the data into a CSV and then finding the row you want.

    Regards,

    John

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    Hi,

    There are some new search capabilities within SEC 4 via the event viewer capability (for application control; device control; firewall and data control). Of course we plan to do more - the first step, which has been commonly requested, will be a computer / IP search within SEC.

    I'm also with you on the copy and paste "limitations". In fact its one of the reasons you can copy a single row of data from the event viewer as opposed to exported all the data into a CSV and then finding the row you want.

    Regards,

    John

    :1257
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