Device List Columns

The Device list displays in tabular format, with device provisioning details arranged under various columns. Some columns are displayed by default. Other columns must be selected to appear in the display, using the column picker .

The columns that appear in the device list by default, and the optional columns users can select with the column picker, depends on the selected View. See View Options in Filter the Device List for details.

Choose from the following options to alter the columns display:

Rearrange the order of the column headings by selecting a column heading and dragging it horizontally. A dotted line indicates where the heading will be inserted.
If the columns do not fit the width of the window, scroll horizontally to view all the columns.
Select and drag the right edge of any column to change the column width.

Note

Display alterations are maintained even after exiting the window and logging out.

To optimize loading performance of the Manage > Devices landing page, a limited number of columns appear in the Default view.

Default View — Device List Columns lists the default columns that appear in the Default view, and describes the type of information that is found under these columns, as well actions that users can take.

Device List Columns lists and describes other columns users can add to the display, as well actions that users can take. It is not possible to add these colums to the Default view.

Table 1. Default View — Device List Columns
Column Heading	Description
OS	The operating system currently running on the device. For example, FABRIC, WiNG, CLOUD-IQ ENGINE, CISCO.
Status	Status icons indicate a device's connection status and provide other important device indications. Hover over an icon to view its function or other related information. For details about each icon's purpose, see Device Status Icons. Note: The Configured at Device Level icon indicates that a switch or AP uses device-level configuration settings instead of the device template (network policy) configuration. To revert to the device template configuration, select the check box associated with the device, then from the Actions menu, choose Revert Device to Template Defaults.
Host Name	The host name of the device. Select the host name to open the Device Details panel, which provides monitoring and configuration resources for managing this device. This column is sortable.
Network Policy	The network policy assigned to this device. If you have not assigned a network policy, you can do so now. Select the check box for the device, and then select Actions > Assign Network Policy.
Uptime	The amount of time since the device last rebooted and re-connected.
MGT IP Address	The IP address of the device.
Clients	The number of clients connected to this device.
MAC	The MAC address of the device.
Location	The location of the device in your network. To assign or change the location, choose one of the following methods: Select the corresponding checkbox for a device, and then select Actions > Assign Location. Select the name in the Location column. In the dialog box under Global View, select a new location and then select Assign. Note: For devices managed by ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine the location is read-only. You can assign the location in ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine.
Serial #	The serial number of the device.
Model	The hardware model of the device. The hardware model and serial number appear on a label on the underside of the chassis.
OS Version	The version that is currently running on the device.
Updated On	The last time the configuration on this device was updated. If an update was not successful, ExtremeCloud IQ displays a Device Update Failed error message that includes configuration, firmware, certificate, and signature update issues, reboot timeouts, and error information specific to devices configured using Auto Provisioning. Hover over the error message to see details. To view error message descriptions listed by device and timestamp, select the error message link.
IPv6	The IPv6 address of the client device.

Table 2. Device List Columns
Column Heading	Description
IoT0 EUI-64	A unique identifier assigned to a device in a Thread network.
IoT0 Extended MAC	A unique identifier assigned to a device in a Thread network.
Managed By	Indentifies which product manges the device, as follows: ExtremeCloud IQ ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine (Site Engine also manages third-party devices) ExtremeCloud IQ Controller When devices are managed locally, this column is empty.
Feature License	Identifies the licensed features the device is using. Valid values are: None, MacSec, Premier.
Device License	Identifies the ExtremeCloud IQ license type that is used to manage the device. Valid values are: Pilot—ExtremeCloud IQ Pilot license Navigator—ExtremeCloud IQ Navigator license Legacy—Legacy entitlement key Not Required—Ping Only device reported by ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine, APs reported by ExtremeCloud IQ Controller, Digital Twin (DT), Simulated, or Unmanaged by user Trial—Trial VIQ
IQ Agent	For switches, the IQ Agent version. IQ Agent enables communication between switches and ExtremeCloud IQ.
WiFi0 Power	The power level of the WiFi0 radio.
WiFi1 Channel	The channel currently used by the WiFi1 radio. Refer to the data sheet for your device and your software-defined radio (SDR) configuration to determine the band on which the WiFi0 radio is operating.
WiFi1 Power	The power level of the WiFi1 radio.
WiFi2 Channel	The channel currently used by the WiFi2 radio. Refer to the data sheet for your device and your software-defined radio (SDR) configuration to determine the band on which the WiFi0 radio is operating.
WiFi2 Power	The power level of the WiFi2 radio.
MGT VLAN	The management VLAN for this device.
MAKE	Extreme Networks: For example, Fabric Engine, Switch Engine, EXOS, VOSS, WiNG. External: For example CISCO.
Stack Unit	The unit number of a switch in a stack.
Stack Role	The role (primary, secondary, or member) of a switch in a stack.
CoPilot	Identifies whether the CoPilot license is used by ExtremeCloud IQ. Valid values are: None—This indicates one of the following conditions: CoPilot is disabled. Device is not compatible. Device is unmanaged. Customer intentionally revoked CoPilot license. CoPilot Active—CoPilot license is active for the device. Grace Period—CoPilot license has expired and the grace period applies. Unlicensed—CoPilot license has expired. Trial—Device is part of a trial VIQ.
WIFI0 Channel	The channel currently used by the WiFi0 radio. Refer to the data sheet for your device and your software-defined radio (SDR) configuration to determine the band on which the WiFi0 radio is operating.
Managed	Indicates whether the device is currently managed.
Country	The device country location code.
IoT0 Profile	The name of the profile assigned to the IoT0 wireless interface.