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Sophos Reporting

Hello,

I've been requested to make periodic reporting of Sophos health. Each month, I must extract from Sophos:

- Number of managed and unmanaged computers

- Number of computer with errors

- Number of outdated computers

- Number of computers with virus alerts and adware alerts

My strategy is to extract this data from the DB and dump it into another DB, which contain all other data I have for other reports in my environnement. This way, I have the historical data I need out of sophos just for the reporting job.

Does anyone can help me pin point the data from the sophos DB so I can do that?

Thank you

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  • Hello jsfrenette,

    please look up the Reporting Interface in the Support->Documentation section (sorry, no link - I'm on a mobile device).
    This sounds more like you need kinda snapshot from the Dashboard though - can't (nyah, don't want to do it from home) look it up before Monday.

    Christian
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  • Thanks for the reporting guide, didn't knew about that. Just that it refuse my connection though I can connect by sql management studio, weird... That's another story.

    Yes, in short, it's kind of the dashboard view my boss want, in a customized report for each month so we can have a view of how things are going by each months.

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  • Hello jsfrenette,

    as far as I can see - in case of the Reporting Interface you'd have to massage the raw data yourself to get meaningful statistics. There's a DataPoints table which seems to hold the Dashboard data but I haven't looked into the details (especially when which datapoints are written). Anyway the most challenging part is likely the number of outdated computers. The Dashboard considers only connected computers. SEC's Status/Update Details display Not since ...  but don't take the Last message time into account. Thus you'd probably have to come up with your own criteria and logic.

    Christian

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  • Thank you, I'll have a look at that table.

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