Console groups

Article ID: 303

EndPoint Manager console allows you to organize client workstations in groups for easy client management. There are two type of groups:

• Custom Groups, groups created by EndPoint Manager administrators.
• Built-in Group, default logical groups built-in EndPoint Manager.

Built-in groups

EndPoint Manager has the following built-in groups:

• * All clients
• * Windows XP clients
• * Windows 2003 clients
• * Windows Vista clients
• * Windows 7 clients
• * Windows 8 clients
• * Windows 10 clients
• * Unactivated clients
• * Activated clients
• * Subscription clients (clients that’s running on a subscription license rather than a perpetual license)
• * Offline clients
• * Online clients
• * License expired clients
• * License expired in 30 days clients (clients that’s running on a subscription license and the license will expire in 30 days)
• * Client need defrag (clients have not been defragged in long time and clients with low free disk space)

 New clients connected to RestoreX360 EndPoint Manager will automatically register itself in built-in groups according to its qualifications.

Create new custom groups

To create a new custom group, click on EndPoint Manager drop down menu and select Add Group.

 To create a sub-group, right click a group and then select Add Group.
 

Add or remove client workstations to/from custom groups
From EndPoint Manager console, copy and paste or drag and drop client workstation icons to the target group.

 A client workstation can be a member of multiple groups, such as PC-1 can be a member of Development group and QA group.
 

Delete custom groups

To delete a custom group, right click the group from EndPoint Manager console and select Delete Group from the popup menu.

 Built-in Groups cannot be deleted.

Rename custom groups

To rename a custom group, right click the group from EndPoint Manager console and select Properties. The group Properties also shows what type of client workstations are included in the group.