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Viewing Summary Details about a Device

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On the Device Overview page, you can get detailed information about a device, including hardware and software information. Using the right sidebar, you can quickly access other information about the device.

The Device Overview page groups information into the following categories:

CategoryDescription
Identification  
Includes the:Lists unique identifiers including:  
  • Device name
  • Description
  • Operating system
  • Form factor
  • Manufacturer
  • Model
  • Date the device was discovered
  • SNMP name
  • System name

  • NetBIOS name

  • DNS name

  • IP address

Applied Service Plan

Indicates whether a service plan has been applied to the device, and how it was applied. For example, a service plan can be applied to a site or a group to which the device belongs, or manually to the device.

Applied   Services

Lists the services have been applied to the device. You can:

  • Enable and disable services.
  • Manually apply a service to the device.
Applied ScheduleIndicates which execution schedule is applied to the device, and how it is applied. For example, an execution schedule can be applied to a site or group to which the device belongs, or directly to the device.
Applied Policies

Lists the policies that have been applied to the device. You can:

  • Enable or disable policies on the device.
  • Delete policies that were manually applied directly to the device.
Group Membership Lists the site groups and service groups to which the device belongs.
Disk Usage Provides a visual cue of the disk usage for each local drive.
Operating System

Provides details about the operating system, including:

  • Name
  • Version
  • Service pack
  • Architecture
  • Language
System Details

Provides an overview of the:

  • System manufacturer
  • Domain role
  • Chassis type
  • Asset and inventory tag
  • Device location
  • Dates for custom warranty
  • End-of-life
  • Production
System   Status

Indicates:

  • Whether WMI, SNMP, and SSH are enabled.
  • Whether WMI connectivity is provided over WS-MAN or DCOM.
  • Provides dates and times for the most recent:
    • Asset audit
    • WMI connection
    • SNMP monitor
BitLocker Indicates, for devices using BitLocker, drives where BitLocker is enabled, disabled, and in the progress of being enabled. You can enable or disable BitLocker for drives on devices that have Trusted Platform Module (TPM) active. Additionally, you can access your BitLocker recovery key.
Processor   and   MemoryLists the processor make and total RAM installed, in GBs.

Displays notes about the device, written by you or another Barracuda RMM user.

To view overview information on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
    Depending on the type of device, the information available to view varies.

To view alerts for a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Do one of the following:
    • Click Device Alerts on the right sidebar.
    • Click the number under Active Alerts.

To view the last logged in user for a device

  • In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

The last logged in user appears in the Operating System section. Only local logins are collected for last logged in user. Terminal services sessions are not displayed.

To view manufacturer details for a device

All network interfaces have a Media Access Control (MAC) address. Embedded in this address is the interface manufacturer. Barracuda RMM retrieves the MAC address and looks up the device manufacturer, then displays both in the Device Overview page. This information can help you identify devices that are neither WMI nor SNMP enabled.

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.
  2. Click the name of a device.
  3. Under Identification, click the arrow beside IP Address.
    If a MAC address is available, there is an arrow beside the actual IP address that displays below the IP Address link. 
  4. Click this arrow to display the MAC address and manufacturer details.

To view the asset tag information for a device

You can visit the vendor's website and view the detailed warranty information for a device.

The asset tag is collected automatically from the device. Barracuda RMM hides the Asset Tag box if it cannot automatically retrieve the information.

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.
  2. Locate the device for which you want to view asset tag information.
  3. Click the device name.
  4. Click the link for the Asset Tag, if available.

To view details about system log events for a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click System Log Viewer on the right sidebar.

To view the patch management information for a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Patch Management on the right sidebar.

To view the Automation Calendar to schedule a task on the device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Automation Calendar on the right sidebar.

To view what hardware is installed on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Hardware on the right sidebar.

To view what operating system is installed on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.

  3. Click Operating System on the right sidebar.

To view what application software is installed on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Software on the right sidebar.

To view what virtual machines are hosted on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Virtual Machines in the right sidebar.

To view what Windows Services are installed on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Software on the right sidebar.
  4. From the drop-down list in the top-right, select Windows Services.

To view what hotfixes and updates are installed on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Software on the right sidebar.
  4. From the list in the top right area, select Hotfixes and Updates.

To view what Microsoft product keys are installed on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Software on the right sidebar.
  4. From the list in the top right area, select Microsoft Product Keys.

Barracuda RMM collects license keys for many types of Microsoft Windows, Office, and SQL Server products. This information is collected from the Windows registry of managed devices. In some cases, particular licenses may store this information in unexpected keys. If you find devices that do not have licenses listed in Service Center, please provide Technical Support with a zipped backup of the registry for the affected device. Doing so allows Technical Support to add new locations from which the license information can be gathered.

To view what network services have been discovered on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Network Services on the right sidebar.
  4. Do one of the following:
    • To start monitoring a network service, click the Start Default Monitoring icon (green triangle).
    • To stop monitoring a network service, click the Stop Monitoring icon (red pause sign).

To view Intel® AMT information for a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Intel® AMT on the right sidebar.

To view bandwidth usage for a device

A bandwidth monitor must be set up first and have completed one polling of the device.

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.
  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Bandwidth Usage on the right sidebar.
  4. Filter the information as desired.

To view performance counter data on a device

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Performance Counters on the right sidebar.
    Thumbnails show the results for the last 12 hours for each performance counter monitor.
  4. To view details about the performance counter within a time range, click a graph and select a time range from the Time Range list and then click Filter.
  5. To purge performance counter data, click the Purge Monitoring Data link at the bottom of the screen.

Purging performance counter monitoring data makes that data instantly inaccessible, which means you cannot get it back or view it in reports. It is recommended using this only when you no longer want to monitor the counter on a device.

To view what Windows events occurred on a device in a given time frame

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click Windows Events on the right sidebar.
  4. To filter the events you see in the list, use the filter options.
  5. To see more detailed information about an event, click Details.
  6. If you clicked Details in the previous step, click Research to get more information about an event.

To view SNMP details for text OID data

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click SNMP on the right sidebar.
  4. To purge SNMP data, click the Purge Monitoring Data link.

Purging performance counter monitoring data makes that data instantly inaccessible, which means you cannot get it back or view it in reports. It is recommended using this only when you no longer want to monitor the counter on a device.

To view SNMP details for numeric OID data

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.

  2. Click a device name.
  3. Click SNMP on the right sidebar.
  4. To view details about the object name, select a time range from the Time Range list and click Filter.

  5. To purge SNMP data, click the Purge Monitoring Data link.

    Purging performance counter monitoring data makes that data instantly inaccessible, which means you cannot get it back or view it in reports. It is recommended using this only when you no longer want to monitor the counter on a device.

To view syslog messages for a device

The Syslog item does not appear on the right sidebar unless the device:

  • Is WMI- or SNMP-enabled.
  • Has a Syslog monitor.
  • Has Syslog messages.
  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.
  2. Click a device name.
    The device must be WMI- or SNMP-enabled.
  3. Click Syslog on the right sidebar.

To export syslog messages for a device

If a device has syslog messages, you can export them to a CSV file. If any filters are active, the CSV will also be filtered.

  1. In Service Center, click Status > Devices.
  2. Click a device name.
    The device must be WMI- or SNMP-enabled.
  3. Click Syslog on the right sidebar.
  4. Optionally, select the desired filters and click Filter.
  5. Click Export to CSV.