Devices

The devices dashboard lets you monitor and manage all of your devices. You can: Create presets with customized views to see exactly the data and devices you need. Perform actions on devices, such as running scripts, intiating remote assitance,...

You can perform the following actions on your devices from the Devices page: Run commands using a device's command line. You can run commands either as SYSTEM or as the logged in user on the device. Run custom scripts that you have created o...

The Devices page shows all devices that have the Edge DX Agent installed. There are many ways to filter and sort the list of devices to show only the devices you want to see. Filter device groups and tags If you ha...

Organize your devices using groups and tags . On the Devices page, you can see a device's group in the Device Group column. Tags are in the Device Tags column. To learn how to filter the device list based on groups and tags, visit Filter...

Gain insight into the digital experience of your end users by analyzing network performance data in Edge DX. View Network Performance Data You can view network performance data and metrics in your organization for all devices and  individual dev...

Use the End User Activity dashboard to analyze data about the activity of end users on their devices. You can customize the dashboard display to analyze end user activity: of individual users or groups of users on particular apps and website...

Edge DX monitors the location of a device using: The location reported by the device's OS. This is available only on Windows and macOS devices and requires that Location Services is enabled in the device's OS settings. For Windows devices, the W...

This article covers how to record and analyze Windows events with Edge DX. Event Collection and Recording The Edge DX agent collects events and sends them to your tenant every minute. This means that there might be up to a one minute delay betwe...

This article covers how to use Edge DX to monitor blue screen (BSOD) errors in your environment. How Edge DX detects blue screens When the Agent starts on a device after a reboot, it looks back in the Windows event log for blue screen errors. Yo...