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Duplicate Names Being Auto Assigned to A Folder


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Hello to whomever may read this. I recently found a "bug" or maybe I have it setup wrong.

When boarding a computer onto ESET I noticed that when a computer has a duplicate name it will automatically go into a subfolder rather than our boarding folder. (for elaboration I have agents go to the boarding folder then I move the computer into the respective subfolder.)

Say I board a computer named "win2k19svr" and there is already a computer with the same name in a folder, it will automatically go into that folder. Is there anyway of preventing that or is that just the way it works due to having duplicate names?

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Please clarify what you mean by "folder" here: " ...and there is already a computer with the same name in a folder".

Do you mean the listing of machines in the ESET PROTECT console?

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9 hours ago, Marcos said:

Please clarify what you mean by "folder" here: " ...and there is already a computer with the same name in a folder".

Do you mean the listing of machines in the ESET PROTECT console?

Yes this is correct. I mean the listing of machines in the console.

For elaboration this is how our folders are setup. Recently boarded computers auto route to the "Lost & found" folder. However if there is a computer with the exact name it will go into the "Customers" folder and go into the subfolder (in our case the subfolder is a company)

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From provided description it seems to be as an expected behavior of "Automatically pair found computers" functionality. There are more details in linked documentation -> in case of on-premise management console, functionality can be disabled in settings:
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