The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
The unknown combinations that you see here do not have an associated device and need to be categorized.
A combination is a set composed of a DHCP fingerprint, DHCPv6 fingerprint DHCP vendor, DHCP enterprise, User Agent and a MAC vendor.
These combinations have an associated device (usually representing the OS) and OS version.
You can submit an unknown combination using the 'Submit Combination' button.

Search:
By default, the search uses a like to match the entries. This means that it searches for partial matching.
To have your query match the beginning add ^ at the beginning of your query.
To have your query match the end add $ at the end of your query.
To negate your query put it inside !(). So if your query was ^android, it would become !(^android)