About
This view lists summary of inventory information from asset configuration items with Microsoft Windows® operating system.
The difference between summary view and for example memory modules view is that in summary total amount of memory is shown and in memory modules you can find information about individual modules.
About items
Asset configuration item attributes
Operations > Asset management > Inventory reports > Computers > Summary
Section |
Available attributes |
Catalog columns |
Asset tag, BIOS release date, BIOS SMBIOS version, BIOS software element ID, BIOS version, Computer description, Device name, Device role, Found from AD, Full name, Hardware category, Hardware serial number, IP address (local), IP address (public), Last scan date, Location, Logged in user (Full name), Logged in user (Windows UID), Manufacturer, Model, Model (inventory), Number of disks, Number of logical processors, Number of memory modules, Online status, Online status (traffic light), Operating system, Organisation, OS installation date, OS release, OS version, Processor speed (MHz), RAM memory available (MB), RAM memory installed (MB), Responsible person, System type, Total disk (GB), TPM activated, TPM enabled, TPM manufacturer, TPM manufacturer version, TPM owned, TPM spec version, UEFI architecture, UEFI secure boot, UEFI version,Windows stability score |
Summary dimensions |
Device role, Hardware category, Location, Model, Operating system, Organisation, OS release, OS version, Processor speed (MHz), RAM memory installed (MB) System type, Total disk (GB) |
View filters |
Asset tag, BIOS release date, BIOS SMBIOS version, BIOS software element ID, BIOS version, Computer description, Device name, Device role, Found from AD, Full name, Hardware category, Hardware serial number, IP address (local), IP address (public), Last scan date, Location, Logged in user (Full name), Logged in user (Windows UID), Manufacturer, Model, Model (inventory), Number of disks, Number of logical processors, Number of memory modules, Online status, Operating system, Organisation, OS installation date, OS release, OS version, Processor speed (MHz), RAM memory available (MB), RAM memory installed (MB), Responsible person, System type, Total disk (GB), TPM activated, TPM enabled, TPM manufacturer, TPM manufacturer version, TPM owned, TPM spec version, UEFI architecture, UEFI secure boot, UEFI version,Windows stability score |
Note! this may not be the full list of available attributes
Property |
Description |
Data update interval |
Inventory data is collected and updated by Miradore client (see update interval and collected data). |
Data calculation interval |
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Excluded items |
Asset configurations that are:
are excluded |
Default filters |
Logged in users' Location and Organisation (read from your User settings) |
Task |
Description |
Export |
By default, this task exports all the view contents in the selected file format. However, you can use the check boxes in the view to export selected rows only. You can select rows for the export from one page of the view at a time. The supported file formats for the data export are CSV, Excel, and PDF. In some views, configuration items can be also exported to a group distribution. Exporting to group distribution adds the selected assets to an existing group distribution job or creates a new group distribution job. |
Prints the view contents. |
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Tools > Install Miradore client |
Installs Miradore client to the selected devices. In the popup which opens, you can select which user account and client deployer should be used to install the client. In addition, there is a check box "Prefer IP over device name". When this is selected, the client installation uses IP address for connecting to the device. This is useful, for example, if there is many devices with the same device name in the Miradore instance, or if the device name has been changed recently. The client installation status can be seen from Miradore client installations view (Operations > Software management > Installation status > Miradore client installations). |
Tools > Run scheduled task(s) |
Wakes up Miradore client in the selected device(s) and commands the scheduler to run the scheduled tasks, such as inventory scans.
The built-in scheduled tasks can be managed from "Administration > System settings > Clients > General > Built-in scheduled tasks" in the management console of Miradore. |
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