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What’s the best way to stop all devices in one shot from a certain protocol?

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Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member]669 20th September 2024 0 Comments

Hello

What is the best way to stop all devices from a particular protocol in “one shot”? (“instead of stopping manually one by one…)

Thank you.

BR

Bruno Sousa

Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member] Selected answer as best 20th September 2024

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João Severino [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst]13.09K Posted 20th September 2024 2 Comments

Hi Bruno,

You should be able to go to the Root View and open the element list and from there search “protocol”:”your protocol name”, this should give you a filtered list for your protocol.

You can then select all the filtered elements and the context menu should allow you to do a bulk stop action on all of them.

Hope this helps.

Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member] Selected answer as best 20th September 2024
Robbie Demaegdt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] commented 20th September 2024

It only works when you don’t have any stopped elements selected. So add the active state to your filter.

João Severino [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] commented 20th September 2024

Correct, the final filter could be something like
“protocol”:”your protocol name” “state”:”active”

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Robbie Demaegdt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]655 Posted 20th September 2024 0 Comments

Open the root view and filter on the protocol name.

Select all the elements and right click -> State -> Stop.

This will only work if you select only the active elements, so either you can filter on the protocol name and state active.

Robbie Demaegdt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Answered question 20th September 2024
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