> 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/guides/premiers-pas-sur-control/recherche-globale.md).

# Global search

By clicking on the search button at the top right, a search pop-up will open.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can quickly open the pop-up with `Ctrl`+`K` or ⌘+`K` on MacOS
{% endhint %}

![Global search](/files/jE9GuT7wntavwsrFJzf3)

## Search for a device

The search bar allows you to search for a device directly with its **name**, its **ID**, or via its **entities** (reseller, customer, or site).

By choosing a device, you will be redirected to the [Dashboard](/control/english/devices/dashboard.md), and a tab of the dashboard of your device will open.

It is possible to display and search for resellers, clients, sites or devices.

![Global Search Help](/files/gjLGJeCcwIcVek6MsHbD)

## Search for a domain name

You can also search for a domain name of a website, or directly a URL in the search bar.

By selecting the domain name, the domain resolution to IP address is performed.

![Search for a domain name](/files/60AHW4lmrRRtfKWNt7F4)

When performing the search, you will be redirected to the Dashboard, and a public IP address tab will open.


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