# Endpoint Manager View
### The Endpoint Manager View lets you see all of the dope.swg endpoints installed across your organization, allowing you to keep track of your users at a glance.
**All of your organization’s users who have successfully installed dope.swg are listed on the Endpoint Manager View.**
## The Endpoint Manager View
The Endpoint Manager View lets you see:
* **Device Name:** The name of the device running the dope.swg endpoint.
* **Status:** The current status of the dope endpoint. The endpoint will display the endpoint as healthy, error, disabled, or dormant.
* **Healthy:** The dope.swg endpoint is working, with no errors.
* **Error:** The dope.swg endpoint has an error and is not working.
* **Disabled:** The dope.swg endpoint has been put into disabled mode by the admin
* **Dormant:** The dope.swg endpoint has not sent a health check for more than seven days. These devices are removed from the view if a health check is not received for 28 days.
* **User:** This shows the email address of the user currently logged in to the device. Where users and groups have not been imported this will be the logged-in user.
* **Policy Assigned to User:** This shows the dope.swg policy you are currently assigning to the selected user and which is being applied on the endpoint.
* **Last Seen:** The last time the dope.swg endpoint sent a health check to the dope.cloud.
* **Endpoint Version:** The version of dope.swg currently installed on the selected device.
* **Debug Mode:** If the dope.swg endpoint is currently running in debug mode, it will be indicated by the icon in the status column.
* **Location:** The current location of the device.
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You can sort the endpoint table by “Last Seen” Time
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### **Endpoint Count**
When the Endpoint Manager View initially opens there’s a count of all of your organization's endpoints and their current states.
* **Total MacOS Endpoints:** Total number of endpoints running on macOS
* **Total Windows Endpoints:** Total number of endpoints running on Windows
* **Total in Error:** Total number of endpoints in an Error state. Select individual Endpoints to see the type of error.
* **Total Disabled:** Total number of endpoints that have been manually disabled.
* **Total Uninstalled:** Total Endpoints that have been uninstalled.
* **Fallback Mode:** Total endpoints in Fallback Recovered state.
* **Connected for Updates:** Total Endpoints that are connected and able to receive updates.
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Active Endpoints = Healthy + Error + Disabled + Dormant
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## Individual Device
If you select an individual device, the Endpoint Manager View will show you additional information, alongside the device name and last seen time.
* **Processor Type:** The selected device’s processor type.
* **OS Version:** The operating system that the selected device is running.
* **Status:** Where the endpoint is in error you can see the type of error:
* DopeRedirector is not running.
* DopeRedirector is running but bypassing all traffic.
* Agent is running but inactive.
* Agent is in an Error state.
* Agent is not running.
* Fallback Recovered. This indicates that the dope.endpoint has been in Fallback mode at least once in the last 24 hours but has recovered.
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