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For example: I can enter 20025-20028,1024,1035(both a range, as well as a list) for my devices, and assign all of said devices | For example: I can enter 20025-20028,1024,1035(both a range, as well as a list) for my devices, and assign all of said devices | ||
to a particular account with a single click, rather than going to each device individually and performing that same task.</pre> | to a particular account with a single click, rather than going to each device individually and performing that same task.</pre> | ||
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Revision as of 18:57, 14 May 2013
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Block Functions
Machine Block functions allow you to define a list and/or range of serial numbers for devices and perform a bulk action against them. For example: I can enter 20025-20028,1024,1035(both a range, as well as a list) for my devices, and assign all of said devices to a particular account with a single click, rather than going to each device individually and performing that same task.
The numerous tasks located within the Machine Block functions are found throughout the site, on a per device basis. This page is built for convenience in that it allows you to perform many tasks across many devices. There is nothing found here that you cannot find on each device.
