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It is possible to use wildcards in the filters available at the top of the devices list.

They enable to make some useful things like replace any character everywhere they are placed or add numerical limits.

Exemples:

With a star character ( * ) placed at the end of the filter, all rows having the property value starting by the filter specified will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "OS Name" which starts by "Windows 10".

     

With a star character ( * ) placed at the beginning of the filter, all rows having the property value ending by the filter specified will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "MAC Address" which ends by "7F".

With a star character ( * ) placed at the middle of the filter, all rows having the property value starting by the characters specified at the begining of the filter AND ending by the characters specified at the end of the filter will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "Hostname" which starts by "SR" and ends by "01".

With a star character ( * ) placed at the begining AND at the end of the filter, all rows having the property value containing the characters specified between the wildcards in the filter will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "PPPPP" which contains "XXXXX".


With a pipe character ( | ) placed at the end of the filter, all rows having the property value greater or equal to the number specified at the left of the pipe will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "PPPPP" which is greater or equal to "XXXXX".


With a pipe character ( | ) placed at the begining of the filter, all rows having the property value lower or equal to the number specified at the right of the pipe will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "PPPPP" which is lower or equal to "XXXXX".


With a pipe character ( | ) placed between two numbers in the filter, all rows having the property value greater or equal to the number specified at the left of the pipe and lower or equal to the number specified at the right of the pipe will be displayed.

As the following picture shows it, all the rows displayed have the property "PPPPP" which is greater or equal to "XXXXX" and lower or equal to "YYYYY".


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