I’m not finding documentation on how to filter on a timespan. For example I want all systems booted the last (rolling) 7 days
Did you had a look on Views?
kb.igel.com/endpointmgmt-6.06/en/views-37282426.html
Especially: Last boot time:
kb.igel.com/endpointmgmt-6.06/en/possible-search-criteria-37282430.html
Ah yeah I can see the relative but it was just an example. I thought there maybe was a keyword like now+7 or something
I do not know if you were able to get the answer you were looking for but I do a few simpler views for reporting. So I created this one that reports on all devices that are on line that the last Boot Time was withing the last 7 days. You can remove the Online options but I like reporting on Active machines. Warning if you have a lot of machines ( for me it is 10,000 plus) it will take a while to gather the view report. Hope this helps and if you need any help with other reports hit me up and I will share if I know how to create it.
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