Device Manager - Devices Not Connecting Report
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The Devices Not Connecting Report serves as a useful device Health Check to assist with identifying devices that haven't connected in for longer than expected, so issues can be caught and investigated before they turn into a bigger problem (a lost device, a flat SIM, a field fault, and so on).
Report Parameters
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Days Since No Connection: only include devices that haven't connected within this many days.
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Device Type: scope the report to a specific product, or run it across all device types.
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System Parameter Template: scope the report to devices sharing a specific parameter template.
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Include Disabled Devices: whether to include devices that have been deliberately disabled/deactivated. Leave this off if you only want to see devices that should be connecting but aren't.
What's in the Report
| Report Column | Description |
| Device Type / Serial Number / IMEI | Identifies the device. |
| Last Committed | The last time the device's configuration was successfully committed. See Since Committed/Since Connected and Troubleshooting for how this differs from Last Connected. |
| Last Connected | The last time the device connected in at all. |
| Days Offline | The number of days since the device last connected. |
| Device Type / Serial Number / IMEI | Identifies the device. |
Why This Matters
Devices that go quiet can be easy to miss until a customer notices and raises a complaint. Running this report regularly (or scheduling it) means you find out first, whether that's a device that needs a battery/SIM check, or one that's simply been decommissioned and should be marked disabled.
How do I run this report?
- Your user account will need the relevant Reports permission enabled. Contact DM support if you can't see the Devices Not Connecting report in your toolbar.
- The report can be run on-demand from the Reports tab in Device Manager, or configured to run automatically. See the Scheduled Reports in Device Manager article for further details.
