Search and filters

Global search

Press Ctrl+K (⌘K on macOS), or click Search all sites… in the header. Global search looks through every site at once: sites, networks, devices and servers, interfaces, IP addresses, applications, services, and gateways. It understands addresses and CIDRs, so 10.0.0.5 and 10.0.0.0/24 both work.

Opening a result switches the active site to the result's site.

Start with a collection name and a colon to search only that kind of record:

Prefix	Searches
ip: ips: addresses:	IP addresses
device: devices: server: servers:	Devices and servers
interface: nic:	Interfaces
app: application:	Applications
service:	Services
gateway:	Gateways
network:	Networks
site:	Sites

For example, ip: 192.168.1. or device: nas.

Structured filters on list pages

Every list page has a search bar. Plain words search the visible text. A key:operator:value term filters on one field:

name:co:switch
status:eq:active and vlan_id:gt:10
hostname:sw:pve- backup
description:co:"rack 2"

Operator	Meaning	Operator	Meaning
eq	equals	ne	does not equal
co	contains	nco	does not contain
sw	starts with	ew	ends with
gt	greater than	gte	greater than or equal
lt	less than	lte	less than or equal

Rules:

• Join filters with and. Up to 5 filters per search.
• Put values with spaces in double quotes.
• Filter on tags with tag.<key>, for example tag.role:eq:router.
• Plain words can be mixed with filters; they search the remaining text.
• Not every field accepts every operator.

The ⓘ button next to the search bar lists the fields, operators, and examples for that page, and the bar autocompletes field names and operators as you type.

A structured filter on the job runs page.

The same syntax works in the REST API (?filter=) and in templates (data.devices.filter('name:co:nas')), where IP fields also accept in_cidr and not_in_cidr. See the template language.