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What is the fastest way to find out the number of active elements attached to each Protocol?

Solved1.14K views19th December 2023
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Mark Woodyatt [DevOps Advocate]454 19th December 2023 1 Comment

Hi All,

What is the fastest way to find out the number of active elements attached to each Protocol please?

I need to audit the thousands of elements that we have on a list of drivers.

How can I do this very quickly please?

Rgds,

Mark

Robin Devos [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 19th December 2023
Mark Woodyatt [DevOps Advocate] commented 19th December 2023

When I use the Advanced filter it shows all the elements that have say ‘DCM’ in the title.
Rather than the number of DCM elements.

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Robin Devos [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]2.54K Posted 19th December 2023 1 Comment

Personally I would opt to search via the Root View:

1. Open the Root View
2. Go to the Elements
3. Search for the specific protocolname and protocol version
For me this was "Microsoft Platform" "1.1.4.2"
4. Additionally, you can include/exclude specific states (hidden, stopped, paused,...)

Robin Devos [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 19th December 2023
Mark Woodyatt [DevOps Advocate] commented 19th December 2023

Thank you Robin.
This is the fastest way of me completing the audit.

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