> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.serenicity.fr/control/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.serenicity.fr/control/english/devices/dashboard-dun-appareil/parametres/general.md).

# Global

## Non-working hours (NWH)

Non-worked hours (NWH), refers to the time not worked in the organisation.

This range allows you to perform special filtering on cybermaps, reports and flows. Filtering and monitoring of your device is not affected by this setting, it is a display filter.

In this example, a flow starting at 20:59 or 7:00 **will not be included** in the filter. \
On the other hand, a flow starting at 21:00 or 6:59 **will be included** in the filter.

### Custom endpoints

You can define a device name, icon, category and mark it as critical. 

Endpoints will be displayed in tables with the information you define. \
A critical endpoints will be displayed with a red dot and will be highlighted in the home page favorites. 

Please note that this information is linked to the local IP address. In the case of dynamic IP addressing (e.g. with a DHCP server), this information may be incorrect.

{% hint style="warning" %}
A custom endpoint information has no influence on the physical network, its scope is limited to Control.
{% endhint %}


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