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Zenarmor (Sensei) / bulk delete devices
« on: July 20, 2024, 01:19:55 am »
Still not sure how this happened, but zenarmor discovered over 1117 new devices which are actually hosts out on the internet.
It seems I have two options.
1. manually delete each one via lots of mousing and clicking
2. delete all devices, including the ones I have laboriously identified and trusted, and start over, hoping it never happens again.
Am I missing some sane third option?
Prior to this incident, I had been looking on and off of a bulk delete option, as I often get weird devices added, some due to IPv6 dynamic allocations, some I'm not sure where they come from, and I'd like to just select the bunch of them and delete, and see if they come back.
It would also be nice to make bulk assignments to "not trusted" or "trusted".
It seems I have two options.
1. manually delete each one via lots of mousing and clicking
2. delete all devices, including the ones I have laboriously identified and trusted, and start over, hoping it never happens again.
Am I missing some sane third option?
Prior to this incident, I had been looking on and off of a bulk delete option, as I often get weird devices added, some due to IPv6 dynamic allocations, some I'm not sure where they come from, and I'd like to just select the bunch of them and delete, and see if they come back.
It would also be nice to make bulk assignments to "not trusted" or "trusted".