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Systemwalker Desktop Patrol V14g User's Guide
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2.1.2 Inventory Information

User ID and PC name can be added to Inventory information and collected together so as to quickly distinguish the sections of the collected information and the administrators of PCs by means of the Inventory Collection Function of Systemwalker Desktop Patrol. By this way, even though the section frequently changes or PC moves, the location of PC and section can be tracked.

The following information can be collected and browsed as Inventory information:

The information is mainly displayed in the “PC Information” - “Inventory Information” window of the main menu.

In addition, in the OS installed with Systemwalker Desktop Keeper V14.2.0, the above information of Systemwalker Desktop Patrol can be displayed by a click on the “Asset Information” link in the “Log Search” or “Log Details” window.


The display contents and pictures of information are shown below.

Basic Info (OS Information, Hardware Information)

Collect basic information of the PC (OS information, Hardware information).

As far as hardware information, collectable Inventory information may be variable with items that can be confirmed due to different OS (Operating System). Collectable hardware information is listed in the following table.

Class

Item Name

XP

2003

2003
x64

Vista

Vista
64bit

7

7
64bit

2008

2008
64bit

Remarks

Hardware Information

PC Properties

  

BIOS Version

  

Computer Name

  

Domain Name

Obtain the group name if domain setup is not available.

Login Name

  

CPU Name

  

CPU Clock Speed

To be obtained if CPU performance is higher than Pentium

Number of CPU

  

CPU Details

  

Memory Size

In the PC installed with Vista (32 bit) SP1 above or Windows 7 (32 bit), if the physical memory exceeds 4G, the collected size of the memory will be different from that displayed in the “Control Panel” - “System” window.

Swap File Size

  

Name of Keyboard Type

  

Installing Language

  

Mouse Type Name

  

Mouse Button Number

  

Manufacturer Name

  

Model Name

  

Serial Number

  

Primary Cache/Secondary Cache

  

OS Information

OS

  

OS Build Number

  

Service Pack

E.g. Displayed as “ServicePack X”.

If the OS is Windows Server® 2003 R2, add “R2” to it.

E.g. Service Pack 1, R2.

DOS Version

×

×

×

×

  

OS User Name

If OS is Vista, Vista x64 Edition, or Windows 7, collect the user name originally created when installing the OS.

If the OS is 2008, 2008 x64 Edition or 2008 R2, collect “Windows User”.

OS OU Name

-

-

-

-

-

-

  

Prdocut ID of OS

  

Windows Directory

  

Windows System directory

  

Displayer Information

Screen Resolution

  

Video Adapter

  

Video Memory Size

  

Resolution

  

Monitor (Note 2)

  

Screen Saver Name

  

Screen Refresh Rate

×

×

×

×

×

×

×

×

×

The information will be displayed if an old CT is installed in the OS earlier than Windows 2000.

Drive information (Note 2)

Drive Name

  

Drive Type

  

Drive Capacity

  

Drive Free Capacity

  

Volumel

  

File System Type

  

CD-ROM information

Device Name

  

Disk Inforamtion

Manufacturer Name

  

Model Name

Disk capacity

Disk IF

Description

Memory Information

Device Locator

  

Size

  

Network card information (Note 1)

Network Card

Multiple results can be obtained.

To obtain the logical names when grouping the multiple network cards.

MAC Address

Multiple results can be obtained.

TCP/IP Information

Host name

Multiple results can be obtained

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

DHCP Server

DNS Server

Network sharing information (Note 2)

Network Path Name

  

Network Service Supplier Name

  

Drive Letter

  

Printer Information (Note 2)

Printer Name

  

Printer Type

  

○: Collectable.

△: May be not collectable according to the type of OS and device.

×: Not collectable.

-: Uncollected or no corresponding information.

XP: Windows® XP

2003: Windows Server® 2003

2003 x64: Windows Server® 2003 x64 Edition

Vista: Windows Vista®

Vista 64bit: Windows Vista® x64 Edition

7: Windows® 7

7 64bit: Windows® 7 x64 Edition

2008: Windows Server® 2008

2008 64bit: Windows Server® 2008 x64 Edition

Note 1:
  • During the application of DHCP, if IP address can not be distributed due to inexistence of DHCP server, it is required to automatically form network connection IP (Internet Protocol) via APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing). Then, the PC will automatically distribute and obtain private IP address within the IP address scope reserved by Microsoft Corporation from 169.254.0.1 and 169.254.255.254.

  • When the spare TCP/IP address is set in Windows® XP, Windows Server® 2003, Windows Vista®, Windows® or Windows Server® 2008, the TCP/IP value distributed by the DHCP server can be obtained.

  • If the DHCP server does not exist, please use the private IP address obtained automatically or the TCP/IP value set in user information. If DHCP is used, the DHCP server can be obtained.

  • Network card information or TCP/IP information can not be obtained through Inventory collection under the following conditions. In addition, set NULL in IP address, or do not collect Inventory information.

    • Network card is not installed

    • Network card is disabled

    • Network cable is disconnected

    • IP address is not distributed in the DHCP environment.

    • IP address is not distributed in wireless LAN environment.

    • The network adapter has no effective IP address.

    If Inventory information has not been collected, please collect it by any of the following methods.

    1. Collect the Inventory information in command mode CT.

    2. Insert the network cable in the original network adapter for connection.

    3. Set the properties of adapter as “Network Adapter”, and apply VPN to PPP.

  • Obtain IP addresses in ascending order. The finally obtained IP address shall be NULL.

  • If DHCP is applied, DNS server information obtained from DHCP server can not be collected.

Note 2:

The following hardware information can not be collected when collecting Inventory information via agent mode, but it can be normally collected via command mode.

  • Screen Saver

    The screen saver set by the user in “Display Properties” is not collectable, but the screen saver for the initial setting of OS which is displayed when logging in will be collected.

    OS

    Collected Screen Saver

    Windows® XP

    Windows XP

    Windows Server® 2003

    Windows Server 2003

    Windows Vista®

    Windows sign

    Windows® 7

    Windows sign

    Windows Server® 2008

    Windows sign

  • Drive information

    Network drive belongs to dynamic information of the registered user unit; it can be collected in the CT executed by the login user in command mode. The information can not be browsed via the service (SYSTEM authority) agent mode.

    Drive information is collectable when the shared folder of the device in the domain to which the CT belongs is distributed to the network drive.

  • Network sharing information

    Network sharing information is uncollected.

  • Printer information

    Printer information can be collected through Inventory collection in command mode. Inventory collection is impossible in agent mode.

Software Info

Collect the installation software via the retrieval function of “Software Info” of Systemwalker Desktop Patrol.

Retrieval conditions are shown below:

Anti-Virus Software

Collect the anti-virus software installed in the PC.

Add or Remove Programs

Collect the program addition & deletion information of the PC.

User Info

Consider any information set by the system administrator as “User Info” and collect it together with Inventory information.

Collect the user information entered by the PC user in the PC window.

10 cases of user information can be registered or changed at most.

EXE Info

The user can collect the properties information of all execution files (files whose extension name is .exe) in the PC.

Registry Info

The information in the registry of OS can be collected by the specified key name or value name.

The registry information is shown in the main menu as follows:

Unapplied Patch Info

The user can browse the information of automatic application patches unapplied to the CT

The information of unapplied patches is shown in the main menu as follows:

Contract Information

The user can browse the contract information of the PC (lease/rent/maintenance).

Security Information

The user can browse the security information of the PC.

Power Saving Information

The user can browse the power saving information of the PC.


Display of log retrieval window of Systemwalker Desktop Keeper

In the system installed with Systemwalker Desktop Keeper V14.2.0, the “Log Retrieval” window of Systemwalker Desktop Keeper can be displayed by a click on the “Log Management” link in the “PC Information” - “Inventory Information” window of main menu.