Is it possible to see the status of computer for a specific baseline in WebReports?
I can see how many computers are not relevant, failed etc, but I can’t see which computer? If I click on the baseline I can see all the components (actions) and if I click on that action, then I can see which computer is failed, but only for that action.
I need to see it for the whole baseline.
Is this possible?
Can you please provide the names of the Reports or the areas of WebReports you are using?
What is the info you are looking for? Which computers failed a particular baseline?
Providing screenshots of the top part of the UI would help as well, without the address bar. If you include more significant screenshots, then make sure to obscure anything significant and specific to your environment. There are many parts of WebReports, so it hard to know what you are trying.
There are definitely custom reports floating around that do things that are probably what you are looking for, but I don’t have any specific experience with them. Others would know more.
In general, most things are possible with Session Relevance, which is what powers WebReports and much of the info in the Windows Console. If it can be done with Session Relevance, then it can be done in WebReports.
Here I can see the different status, when I edit the columns, and I see how many devices are Not Relevant etc. But how can I see which computer is Not Relevant?
If I click on the baseline, I can see all the components:
names of item 0 of (bes actions, it) whose(item 1 of it = id of item 0 of it) of maximum of ids of bes actions whose(multiple flag of it AND name of it != "Multiple Action Group")
(name of it, (name of computer of it, status of it) of results of it) of item 0 of (bes actions, it) whose(item 1 of it = id of item 0 of it) of maximum of ids of bes actions whose(multiple flag of it AND name of it != "Multiple Action Group")
These Session Relevance queries could be adapted into a WebReport
I wrote the relevance to find the newest baseline, and then wrote the relevance that you want the results for against that. The reason is that I have no idea what baselines you have in your environment, so inorder for you to take my relevance and get results, it has to reference something. The newest one seemed like the best option. You can use this relevance with ANY baseline. You could also use it for ALL baselines, it just would be overwhelming most likely.