Searching for Managed Elements

  • Updated on Feb 13, 2025
  • Published on Jul 8, 2021
  • 2 minute(s) read
  • Jonathan Poole
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You can search for specific managed elements or all managed elements.

To search for managed elements

  1. Access the Inventory page.

  2. Click >.
    The Managed element filter group displays.

  3. Click the Plus sign.PNG button.

  4. Click the Edit filters Edit filters button.png button.

  5. In the Search filters dialog that displays, enter your search criteria. For details on each field, refer to the table below.
    24.09_Searching for Managed Elements_1.png

  6. Click the Apply button.

The Select managed element(s) dialog displays with the managed elements matching your search criteria.

Search Fields for Managed Elements

Search field Description
Filter name If you are creating a new filter, enter the name for your filter.
Saved filters
  • To run an existing filter, click Button_CheckMark.png and click on the filter you require.
  • To save the filter you have created, clickButton_CheckMark.png.
  • To delete a previously-saved filter, clickButton_Remove_Generic.png.
Name The host name of the element. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
Label The unique identifier for the element that is defined and used in Legacy Orchestrator. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
Version Version of device firmware. This value is obtained from the network element. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
Model Model of the element. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
Serial The serial number of the device. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
MAC address The MAC address of the device. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
Source inventory The serial number of the inventory tracking element that discovered the element. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.

Only available for elements that were configured for Plug & Go and discovered by an inventory tracker.
IP address The IP address of the element. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
Operational State Indicates whether Legacy Orchestrator has established connectivity with the device.

Check one or more of the values in this drop-down list:

  • NA: Not applicable.
  • INSERVICE: Legacy Orchestrator has established connectivity with the element.
  • OUTOFSERVICE: Legacy Orchestrator has lost connectivity with the element.
Last update From

Last update To

 Use these two fields to set a range for checking the timestamp of the last time Legacy Orchestrator synchronized the data it stores for the element with the configuration on the element itself.

Click Button_DateChooser.png (to the right of fields) and select a date and time of day.
Date added From

Date added To

 Use these two fields to set a range for checking when Legacy Orchestrator started managing the element. The element could have been added manually or by the discovery process.

Click Button_DateChooser.png (to the right of fields) and select a date and time of day.
Last management state change From

Last management state change To

 Use these two fields to set a range for checking when the most recent change in management state occurred for the element. This means the last time the element went from being unmanaged to managed.​

Click Button_DateChooser.png (to the right of fields) and select a date and time of day.

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