We are in the final stages of a build out and I was given a question today that I was uncertain how to answer. We have several locations and have made groups by location code, the further separated them into windows, unix, DBA, and a few other groups. This was done for security purposes.
The question I was asked is if there is a way to see if a system is not put in a group. A report possibly that could list out systems that are not in any group. Is that possible?
The issue is there are so many systems and the groups are becoming muddled so people don't know if the system is in the proper group.
Thanks.
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