Ability to create an SDT where devices can be picked using AppliesTo syntax.
rixter
Posted 9 years ago·Last reply 9 years ago
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rixter
OP9 years ago
5 minutes ago, Mike Suding said:
Sorry if you already considered this workaround. You could create an 'auto assign' group (formerly 'dynamic group'. Remembering that a device can be in multiple groups. Auto assign groups use AppliesTo syntax. You can then set an SDT on that new group.
That's an awesome workaround and that's how we have it setup now, but it makes for a cluttered interface (all those extra folders).
Should be able to go to the root level and create the SDT using AppliesTo syntax without having to create additional groups.
Mike_Suding
·9 years ago
Sorry if you already considered this workaround. You could create an 'auto assign' group (formerly 'dynamic group'. Remembering that a device can be in multiple groups. Auto assign groups use AppliesTo syntax. You can then set an SDT on that new group.
rixter
OP9 years agoThat's an awesome workaround and that's how we have it setup now, but it makes for a cluttered interface (all those extra folders).
Should be able to go to the root level and create the SDT using AppliesTo syntax without having to create additional groups.
Mike_Suding
·9 years agoSorry if you already considered this workaround. You could create an 'auto assign' group (formerly 'dynamic group'. Remembering that a device can be in multiple groups. Auto assign groups use AppliesTo syntax. You can then set an SDT on that new group.