# How to Search for an Endpoint Canonical: https://www.nsecsoft.com/en/course/endpoint-position.html Language: en-US Updated: 2026-11-04T07:52:50.235179Z During daily operation, maintenance and troubleshooting, administrators can quickly locate the target endpoint through a variety of conditions\. Ping32 supports searching and filtering based on the following information: IP address MAC address Endpoint Name/Computer Name Group Entry 1: Endpoint list search \(quick positioning\) Suitable for: Those who have mastered the basic information of endpoints and \[…\] During daily operation, maintenance and troubleshooting, administrators can quickly locate the target endpoint through a variety of conditions. Ping32 supports searching and filtering based on the following information: - **IP address** - **MAC address** - **Endpoint Name/Computer Name** - **Group** #### **Entry 1: Endpoint list search (quick positioning)** Suitable for: Those who have mastered the basic information of endpoints and need to quickly retrieve a single or a small number of endpoints. - Click **Start** -> **Endpoint** on the Management Console to enter the endpoint list - Click the search box at the top - Enter keywords to search (such as **IP address, endpoint name/computer name**, etc.) ![]()   #### **Entry 2: Advanced endpoint list filtering (precise filtering/batch positioning)** Suitable for: precise filtering by fields, or batch positioning and verification when there are a large number of endpoints. - Right-click on a blank space in the **endpoint list** - Select **Advanced Endpoint List** - Find the field column that needs to be filtered in the list (such as **IP, MAC, endpoint name, group**, etc.) - Use the filter function in the upper right corner to filter and search