# Device List Open **Devices** from the Dashboard or the sidebar. The **General** tab lists the devices synchronized from Microsoft Intune.  The page has four tabs: | Tab | Content | | --- | --- | | **General** | Devices managed by Microsoft Intune. | | **Extra Devices** | Devices you added yourself. See [Extra Devices](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/devices/extra-devices.md). | | **Warranty** | Warranty status of the fleet and upcoming expiries. See [Warranty](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/warranty.md). | | **Warranty retrieval** | Retrieve warranties from the manufacturer. See [Warranty Retrieval](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/warranty/warranty-retrieval.md). | ## Filters | Filter | Shows | | --- | --- | | **Device / User** | Devices whose name, serial number, user name or email, or purchase order contains the text. | | **Operating System** | Windows, macOS, iOS or Android. | | **Compliance** | Compliant, Non-compliant, In Grace Period, or N/A according to Microsoft Intune. | | **Ownership** | Corporate or Personal devices. | | **Warranty** | With warranty, Warranty expired, No warranty. | | **Device Status** | The lifecycle status (see below). **Active** is selected by default. | | **Condition** | Excellent, Good, Worn Out, Damaged. | | **Purchase Order**, **Site**, **Tag** | Devices with that value in the field. | | **Vendor** | The manufacturer. | | **Agent** | The version of the CyberGuard agent, or devices without the agent. | | **Company** | With [Multi-Tenant](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/administration/multi-tenant.md), the company the device belongs to. | Set the filters and click **Search**; **Clear** resets them. ## Columns | Column | Meaning | | --- | --- | | **Status** | Lifecycle status of the device. | | **Device Name** | Name and model. The icon before the name shows the type (physical device, virtual machine, Cloud PC, phone); a shield shows the warranty status, with the expiry date in the tooltip. | | **User** | Primary user from Microsoft Intune. | | **OS** | Operating system and version. | | **Vendor** | Manufacturer. | | **Ownership** | Corporate (building) or Personal (person). | | **Intune Compliance** | Compliance state from Microsoft Intune. | | **Advanced Scan** | Whether the CyberGuard agent has sent detailed data for this device. | | **Last Sync** | Last time the device checked in with Microsoft Intune. | | **Site**, **Tag** | Values you assigned. | | **Agent** | Version of the CyberGuard agent installed on the device. | Use **Columns** to show or hide columns, and click a column header to sort. Click the icon at the beginning of a row, or the device name, to open the [device page](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/devices/device-details.md). ## Lifecycle status Every device has a status that tells where it is in its life: | Status | Use it for | | --- | --- | | **Active** | Devices in use. | | **Parked** | Devices returned and waiting to be reassigned, for example after an [offboarding](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/staff-management/offboarding.md). | | **Disconnected** | Devices no longer reachable or no longer in use, kept for reference. | | **Decommissioned** | Devices taken out of service, for example scrapped. | | **Sold** | Devices sold or redeemed at the end of a rental. | You change the status on the device page (see [Editing Device Fields](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/devices/editing-device-fields.md)). Since the list shows only **Active** devices by default, change the **Device Status** filter to find the others. ## Deleting devices Select devices with the check boxes and use the delete button, or open a device and click **Delete**. Deletion requires the **Delete Devices** permission. > Deleting removes the device with its notes, attachments and history. A device that is still in Microsoft Intune comes back at the next synchronization, but without that data. To keep the history of a device that has left Intune, migrate it instead: see [When a Device Leaves Intune](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/devices/device-leaves-intune.md).