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December 5th, 2011 10:00

Hi Larry, thanks for the post.

I don't think we'll have an easier way at the moment.  You can also get the ip address from the Printer inventory in the device tree.  But that still has you clicking through each one.

One other idea, but I'm not sure it will help you, is to go to Manage | Discovery and Inventory.  Then click on the discovery range that has your printers.  You will see a bar chart on the right with different catagories of devices.  You can click on the bar for Printer and it will pull up a list of printers (but it won't have each ip).

I will pass your comment on to our marketing team.

Thanks,

Rob

December 5th, 2011 10:00

Be sure to make a custom query.  With a custom query you can make a group based on that query.

1. Click – Manage

2. Click – Device Search

3. Click – Create New Query

4. Create New Query

The queries can be based on the following inventoried information..

Agent Name

Asset Tag

Device Health

Device Model

Device Name

Device Type

IP Address

Mac Addresss

NIC Manufacturer

OS Name

OS Revision

Power Status

Service Tag

System Revision Number.  

i am unsure if you can use one of these to differentiate the different groups of printers.  

if you know the ranges by the site then you can use the queries to sort them by site.  

December 5th, 2011 10:00

To make a custom group:

Manage -> Devices -> right click All Devices -> New group -> Name -> Select Query

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