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Menu path: Devices > [Directories] > [Name of the device]
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For details on icons for an IGEL OS device, see Devices - Managing Devices in the IGEL UMS .
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Click → Click Copy to Clipboard (ASCII) to copy the device information in ASCII format.
The following details regarding the selected device are shown:
System Information
Name
Site
Comment
Department
Cost center
Asset ID
In-service date
Serial number
[custom attributes]:
TheHere you can find the attributes added under UMS Administration > Global Configuration > Device Attributes
are shownor through the UMS Web App. For details, see Managing Device Attributes for IGEL OS Devices in the IGEL UMS and How to Manage Custom Device Attributes in IGEL UMS Web App .
Advanced System Information
Unit ID
MAC address
Last IP
Product
Product ID
Version: Version of the operating system
Firmware description
Connected to:Shows for an IGEL OS 12 device to which device connector it is connected.
IGEL Cloud Gateway
Expiration date of OS 10 maintenance subscription
Last contact: The time of the last contact between the device and the UMS. See here also Monitoring Device Health and Searching for Lost Devices in the IGEL UMS .
Last boot time
Network name (at boot time)
Runtime since last boot
Total operating time
Reload.png Reload.png .Battery level: The battery level is shown on mobile devices. The display can be updated by clicking on
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. This function is available from IGEL OS 10.03.100. The frequency at which the device sends details of the current battery level to the UMS can be set via the Setup; further information can be found under IGEL OS > IGEL OS Creator > UDC 3 How-Tos > Setting up UDC3 on Mobile Devices > Battery Level Control.
CPU speed (MHz)
CPU type
Flash size (MB): Size of the flash memory (MB)
Memory size (MB)
Network speed
Duplex mode
Graphic chipset 1
Graphics memory 1 (MB)
Graphic chipset 2
Graphics memory 2 (MB)
Device type
OS type: Operating system type
BIOS vendor
BIOS version
BIOS date
Boot mode
Device serial number
Structure tag. For details on structure tags, see Using Structure Tags with IGEL OS
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Network Adapters
In this area, all available network adapters of a device are listed. This information is provided as of IGEL OS 11.07.100.
The following information regarding network adapters is shown:
Type: Type of the network adapter
MAC: MAC address of the network adapter
Name: Name of the corresponding network interface
State: State of the network adapter as sent by the endpoint device, for example: down, up (the network adapter is connected to a network, not necessarily the same network as the UMS).
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Read Out Network Adapter Data via API You can read out network adapter information via a REST interface. For details, see Thin Client IMI API V3 in the see IGEL Management Interface V3 > IMI API V3 Reference > Resources > Device. |
License Information
In this area, the licenses available for the device are listed.
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Template Definition Check Results
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The following information is shown.
Severity
Profile
Template expression
Description
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Monitor Information
Monitor 1
Vendor
Model
Serial Number
Size
Native Resolution
Date of Manufacture
Monitor 2
Vendor
Model
Serial Number
Size
Native Resolution
Date of Manufacture
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License Required For IGEL OS 11 and IGEL OS 12 devices: The Asset Inventory Tracker requires a valid license from the IGEL Enterprise Management Pack (EMP). When the license expires, the feature is no longer available; devices whose licenses have expired will no longer send updated asset information to the UMS. For information on license deployment, see Setting up Automatic License Deployment. For IGEL OS 10 devices: The Asset Inventory Tracker requires a separate license; when the license has expired, the UMS will no longer update the asset information. For information on license deployment, see Licensing AIT. |
With this function, you find information about peripherals connected to an endpoint device. The peripherals are sorted according to categories. A device can belong to more than one category and, accordingly, may be shown a number of times.
The Asset Inventory Tracker can be activated or deactivated under UMS Administration > Global Configuration > UMS Features > Enable inventory tracking.
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Read Out Asset Data via API If you have a license for Asset Inventory Tracker (AIT), you can read out asset information as well as the asset history via a REST interface. For details, see Asset see Asset Information in the the IGEL Management Interface V3 > IMI API V3 Reference. |
Features
In this area, the features available on the device are listed.
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The following information regarding partial updates is shown.
Name
Version
Date
Description
File Transfer Status
As of device firmware IGEL OS 10.05.100, the transfer status of assigned files is displayed here, regardless of whether they have been assigned directly or indirectly (via profiles or firmware customizations).
You will receive the following information:
Filename
File ID
Classification: The classification assigned when the file is uploaded, or the use case of the firmware customization or the description of the profile.
Status - possible values:
OK
Error
unknown
Status Message
Assigned via: For directly assigned files, the file name is displayed here. Otherwise, the name of the profile or of the firmware customization will be displayed.
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User Login History
Specific types of user login can be logged in the UMS.
The user logins are logged if the following options are enabled:
device or profile: System > Remote management > Options > Log login and logoff events checkbox
UMS: UMS Administration > Misc Settings > Enable user logon history checkbox
If logging is enabled, the following information is saved and displayed:
User name
Name of the user who logged in to the deviceLogin time
Time at which the user logged inLogout time
Time at which the user logged offLogin type
The following login types can be logged in the UMS:Shared Workplace
AD/Kerberos
Citrix