Idle Codex machine still paired
AI summary
Rencore Governance detects developer machines not seen for 30 days that are still paired for remote control, helping you identify stale pairings that should be removed. Since these pairings are invisible to MDM, the ChatGPT inventory is where they appear.
What it detects
Detects developer machines not seen for 30 days that are still paired for remote control.
Why it matters
A machine that has stopped checking in is either retired or forgotten, and in both cases the pairing should not survive. These endpoints are invisible to MDM in this context, so the ChatGPTChatGPT EnterpriseChatGPT Enterprise is the business plan of the ChatGPT AI assistant by OpenAI.Read more inventory is the only place the stale pairing shows up at all.
The rule
Every ChatGPT Codex Machine where Last Seen is more than 30 days ago
In Rencore Governance
Details
| Applies to | ChatGPT Codex machine |
|---|---|
| Connector | ChatGPT Enterprise |
| Severity | Low |
| Category | Sprawl |
| Recommended | No |
| Recommended automation | None |
| License type | Standard |
Frequently asked questions
What does the idle Codex machine still paired policy detect?
The Idle Codex machine still paired policy detects developer machines not seen for 30 days that are still paired for remote control.
Which objects does the idle Codex machine still paired policy check?
The Idle Codex machine still paired policy checks ChatGPT Codex machine objects from the ChatGPT Enterprise inventory and reports each one that matches its rule as a violation.
How severe is a violation of the idle Codex machine still paired policy?
Violations of the Idle Codex machine still paired policy have Low severity. The policy is in the Sprawl category.
Which module includes the idle Codex machine still paired policy?
The Idle Codex machine still paired policy comes with the ChatGPT Enterprise connector (in preview) in the AI & Agents module of Rencore Governance, an add-on module on the Premium and Enterprise Plans.
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