Windows Discovered Host Information¶

Once the discovery is completed and clicking on the node alias shows the following details of the host:

Hardware-Software Information
Process Ignore List
Application Ignore List
Path Variables
Packages List
Configured NTP Servers
ODBC Details

Note:
By default, information regarding hardware and software of host will be displayed and to see path variables, packages, and configured NTP Servers, click on respective tabs.

Hardware and Software Information¶

As shown in the image below, information of hardware i.e., CPUs, memory, disk information as well as software information like operating system and DNS servers will be displayed.

Windows Host Hardware and Software Information

Process Ignore List¶

After clicking on the "Process Ignore list" tab as shown in the image below, ignore list will be displayed which could be updated based on list of processes detected from host. These processes will be ignored while performing discovery on host.

Windows Ignore List To Edit

Application Ignore List¶

After clicking on the "Application Ignore list" tab as shown in the image below, the application ignore list will be displayed which could be updated based on list of applications detected from host. These application(s) will be ignored while performing discovery on host.

Windows Ignore List To Edit

Path Variables¶

After clicking on the "Path Variables" tab as shown in the image below, path variables configured on host will be displayed on this screen.

Windows Host Path Variables

Packages¶

After clicking on the "Packages" tab as shown in the image below, list of packages which are installed on host will be displayed.

Windows Host Available Packages

Configured NTP Servers¶

After clicking on the "Configured NTP Servers" tab as shown in the image below, if any NTP server(s) are configured then these will be displayed on this screen.

Windows Host Configured NTP Servers

ODBC Details¶

After clicking on the "ODBC Details" tab as shown in the image below, if any ODBC drivers and ODBC DSNs are configured then these will be displayed on this screen.

Note: - ODBC drivers and ODBC DSN with type "System and User" will be discovered if discovery host has PowerShell version 4 and above - If ODBC DSN is of type "File" then it will not be discovered

Windows Host ODBC Details