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Any way to see all nodes within subnet of a seed router?

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    Millenium7
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    Is there an easy intuitive method for seeing/filtering all devices within a local subnet of a router?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      You can go to "Entire Network" subtree and under appropriate subnet object you'll find all nodes within that subnet.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        Millenium7
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        Not quite what i'm looking for because a router might have 12 different subnets. So browsing subnet by subnet is not reallyeffective
        I'd rather see something like a router also acting like a folder, which you can expand out and it shows all the devices in the same subnet as that router. If that makes sense?

        Or another tab in 'Object Details' called 'Subnets' with a tree view containing them and all devices in that same subnet (if also in the same Zone as that router)

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