The Clients Page

The Clients page is the central inventory of every Syteca Client installed across your deployment — Windows, macOS, and Linux all in one grid. From here you install new Clients, edit configurations, manage Client groups, assign and unassign licenses, edit the Client Uninstallation key, manage the Blocked Users list, and run bulk operations across many Clients at once. For per-OS installation and configuration, see the per-OS pages: Windows, macOS, Linux. For removing Clients, see Uninstall Clients.

Open the Clients page

Sign in to the Management Tool, click Clients in the left navigation. The Clients tab is shown by default; the Client Groups tab is the peer view.

What you see

The grid shows the full list of Clients you have permission to view:

Permission level	Visible Clients
Administrative Client Installation and Management	All Clients in the deployment.
Otherwise	Only Clients with at least one Client permission granted.

The default columns:

Column	Contains
Client Name	Client name, plus a status icon — Online (green dot), Offline (gray), or issue detected (red), and a red up-arrow icon if the Client isn’t on the latest version.
OS - License	OS icon and the type of license assigned.
Client Version	Current version number, plus a green checkmark if up to date or an orange warning triangle if an update is available.
Last Activity	Time of the last recorded activity on the Client.
Last User	First and last name of the endpoint user who last logged into the Client.
Domain	The Client’s domain.
Client Groups	Names of every Client group the Client belongs to. (See behavior below.)
Settings (Inherited)	Name of the Client group whose settings the Client inherits — or Custom if no inheritance.
IPv4 / IPv6	The Client’s IPv4 / IPv6 address.
Description	The Client’s custom description.
Sessions (icon)	Click to open the Client’s sessions on the Activity Monitoring page, pre-filtered by the Where filter.

When High Availability mode is enabled, an extra Node column appears showing which Application Server (as listed on the Cluster Settings tab) each Client is connected to behind the load balancer. The column is empty for offline Clients.

If at least one Client is experiencing any issue, an orange exclamation mark icon appears next to the Clients navigation link on the left of the Management Tool — a quick visual heads-up that something on the Clients page needs attention.

How the Client Groups column displays

Membership	Displayed value
Client belongs only to the All Clients group	`All Clients`
Client belongs to All Clients + one non-default group	The non-default group name (All Clients is not shown)
Client belongs to All Clients + multiple non-default groups	`Number of Groups: N` — click to expand a list of every non-default group

Click any group name to open the Editing Client Group page for it.

If multiple network cards are installed on a Client computer, only the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses the Syteca Client is actually using appear in the IPv4 / IPv6 columns.

Clients page showing the grid with status dots, OS icons, version checkmarks, and inheritance state across multiple Clients — The Clients page — single inventory of every Client across all operating systems.

Filter, search, and sort

Action	How
Filter	Click the Client Status, License Type, OS, Client Group, Warnings, Last User, or Last Activity filter at the top of the page and select one or more checkboxes. Multiple filters combine.
Search	Enter a keyword in the Search box in the top right.
Sort	Click any column header — sort direction is shown by the up/down arrow; click again to reverse. The Last Activity, Domain, Description, and Sessions columns can’t be sorted. Only one sort column at a time.
Resize columns	Drag the separator between column headers.
Results per page	Use the Results on Page drop-down in the bottom right.

Actions

The Clients page is the launch surface for several operations:

Action	How
Install new Clients	Click Install Clients in the top right. See Windows, macOS, or Linux installation.
Edit a Client’s configuration	Click the Client’s name in the Client Name column. See the per-OS Client pages for what’s available.
Edit the Client Uninstallation key	Click the Clients drop-down arrow at the top, then Edit Uninstallation Key. See The Client Uninstallation key.
Manage the Blocked Users list	Click the Clients drop-down, then Blocked Users List. See Block users.
Manage Client licenses	Click the Clients drop-down, then License Management. See Assign endpoint licenses.
Export the filtered Clients list	Click the Clients drop-down, then export the list as currently filtered.
Manage multiple Clients (Bulk Action)	Select checkboxes next to Clients, then click Bulk Action in the top left. Operations include Manage Group Settings, Uninstall Clients, and others.
Manage Client groups	Select the Client Groups tab at the top of the page. See Client groups.

The number of options available depends on the permissions the user has — see Administrative permissions and Client permissions.

Windows Clients

Install and configure Syteca Clients on Windows endpoints.

macOS Clients

Install and configure Syteca Clients on macOS endpoints.

Linux Clients

Install and configure Syteca Clients on Linux endpoints.

Client groups

Bulk-manage Clients with Client groups and inherited settings.

Overview

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Clients

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The Clients Page

Open the Clients page

What you see

How the Client Groups column displays

Filter, search, and sort

Actions

Windows Clients

macOS Clients

Linux Clients

Client groups

​Open the Clients page

​What you see

​How the Client Groups column displays

​Filter, search, and sort

​Actions

​Related

Windows Clients

macOS Clients

Linux Clients

Client groups

Open the Clients page

What you see

How the Client Groups column displays

Filter, search, and sort

Actions

Related