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2.2.1 Acquiring system information

You can obtain the system information used to manage clients' system usage status and the registry information for the clients. For details about how to acquire system and registry information, see 3.1 Collecting system information in the manual Administrator's Guide Volume 1.

The following provides the details about the system and registry information that can be acquired.

Organization of this subsection
(1) System information that can be obtained from a Windows client
(2) System information that can be obtained from a UNIX client
(3) Available registry information
(4) System information that cannot be obtained without administrator permissions

(1) System information that can be obtained from a Windows client

You can obtain the information shown in Tables 2-1 through 2-6 from a Windows client.

(a) System information that can be obtained (For JP1/Software Distribution version 06-53 or earlier)

For the system information that can be obtained from JP1/Software Distribution 06-53 or earlier, see Table 2-1 and Table 2-2. These tables use the same legend and remarks.

Table 2-1 Available system information 1 (available from JP1/Software Distribution version 06-53 or earlier)

Available system information Target OS
Windows
XP Svr 2003 Vista Svr 2008 7 Svr 2012 8
Client version Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Computer name Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Machine type -- -- -- -- -- -- --
OS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Name of OS family#1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
OS version Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
OS sub-version Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
OS build number/OS patch#2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
WMI#3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Domain type Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Company name Y Y Y#4 Y#4 Y#4 Y#4 Y#4
Owner Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
CPU type#5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Coprocessor Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
CPU clock speed#5, #6 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Number of processors Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Real memory size Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Usable user memory size Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Usable system resource size Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Maker name Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Model Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Drive type#7, #8 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Free hard disk space#9 Y#7 Y#7 Y Y Y Y Y
Total disc capacity#8 Y#7 Y#7 Y Y Y Y Y
Video driver Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Video chip Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
VRAM size Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Display Y Y Y#10 Y#10 Y#10 Y#10 Y#10
Network adapter Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Subnet mask Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Default router address Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
MAC address Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Table 2-2 Available system information 2 (available from JP1/Software Distribution version 06-53 or earlier)

Available system information Target OS
Windows
NT 4.0 2K 95 98 Me
Client version Y Y Y Y Y
Computer name Y Y Y Y Y
Machine type -- -- -- -- --
OS Y Y Y Y Y
Name of OS family#1 W Y -- -- --
OS version Y Y Y Y Y
OS sub-version Y Y Y Y Y
OS build number/OS patch#2 Y Y -- -- --
WMI#3 Y Y Y Y Y
Domain type W Y N/A N/A N/A
Company name Y Y Y Y Y
Owner Y Y Y Y Y
CPU type#5 Y Y Y Y Y
Coprocessor Y Y Y Y Y
CPU clock speed#5, #6 Y Y Y Y Y
Number of processors Y Y Y Y Y
Real memory size Y Y Y Y Y
Usable user memory size Y Y Y Y Y
Usable system resource size Y Y Y Y Y
Maker name W Y W W Y
Model W Y W W Y
Drive type#7, #8 Y Y Y Y Y
Free hard disk space#9 Y#7 Y#7 Y Y Y
Total disc capacity#8 Y#7 Y#7 Y Y Y
Video driver Y Y Y Y Y
Video chip Y Y Y Y Y
VRAM size Y Y W W Y
Display Y Y Y Y Y
Network adapter Y Y W Y Y
Subnet mask Y Y W Y Y
Default router address Y Y W Y Y
MAC address Y Y Y#9 Y Y

Legend:
2K: 2000
Svr: Server
Y: Available.
--: Not available.
N/A: The OS does not include any applicable item.
W: Available when the following prerequisite programs are installed on the client:
For Windows 95:
  • DCOM95 for Windows 95 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 or later
  • Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) CORE
For Windows 98 or Windows NT 4.0:
  • Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) CORE
You can download these prerequisite programs from the Microsoft web site.

#1
Displayed in the OS field.

#2
The OS build number is obtained for a Windows client.

#3
The WMI field shows the client's WMI version. This is the version of the WMI service, not of the WMI core component. When the installed WMI core component is version 1.5, the WMI version is 1085.0005.
If WMI is unavailable, N/A (Not Available) is shown in the WMI field.
It might not be possible to obtain the information if you have logged on as a user without administrator permissions. For details, see (4) System information that cannot be obtained without administrator permissions.

#4
If this information is not present on the client, the company name might not be collected.

#5
Only one value is obtained for a multi-processor host. Pentium II or Pentium III might be displayed for some Pentium II Xeon or Pentium III Xeon processors.

#6
The CPU clock speed is obtained for a Pentium processor. The displayed value is the maximum CPU clock speed that has been obtained so far.
For a mobile processor installed in a laptop PC, the displayed CPU clock speed might be different from the clock speed in the technical specifications published for that laptop PC. Furthermore, depending on the processor type, the obtained CPU clock speed might be incorrect.
You can customize the obtained CPU clock speed value. For details, see 3.1.6 Customizing the CPU clock speed that is reported in the manual Administrator's Guide Volume 1.

#7
Not obtained for a network drive or a drive for which there is no access right.

#8
Information is obtained for each drive. These items are grouped together and displayed for each drive.

#9
For a machine in which a RAS client is installed, the dummy address might be displayed in addition to the MAC address of the network adapter. The MAC address is not obtained unless NetBIOS is being used.

#10
The settings of the last user who logged on are obtained.
Additionally, after you have initialized the client by specifying the asterisk (*) wildcard for the new installation or setup destination, you must log on again before you can obtain the information.
(b) System information that can be obtained (For JP1/Software Distribution version 06-71 through 08-10)

For the system information that can be obtained from JP1/Software Distribution 06-71 through 08-10, see Table 2-3 and Table 2-4. These tables use the same legend and remarks.

Table 2-3 Available system information 1 (additional information that is available from JP1/Software Distribution 06-71 through 08-10)

Available system information Target OS
Windows
XP Svr 2003 Vista Svr 2008 7 Svr 2012 8
Computer description Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Internet Explorer version Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Windows Installer#1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
MBSA#2 Y Y N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Windows Update Agent#3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
IE batch information Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Domain/workgroup Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Logon user name#4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Full name of user#4, #5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
User description#4, #5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
OS serial number Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Locale Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
OS language Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Current time zone Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
OS installation date/time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Last startup date/time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Boot device Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Windows directory Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
System directory Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Speed of external clock for CPU Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Memory slot capacity Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Available physical memory Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Total virtual memory size Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Available virtual memory Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Page file size Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Machine UUID#6 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Machine serial number#7 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
BIOS manufacturer Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
BIOS release date/time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
BIOS version Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
BIOS version (SMBIOS) Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
AMT firmware version#8 Y Y Y Y Y -- Y
Type of primary bus Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Type of secondary bus Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Keyboard Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Mouse Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Number of mouse buttons Y Y Y#4, #9 Y#4, #9 Y#4, #9 Y#4, #9 Y#4, #9
File system#10 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Model of hard disk Y Y Y Y Y Y#14 Y
Hard disk capacity Y Y Y Y Y Y#14 Y
Hard disk interface Y Y Y Y Y Y#14 Y
Number of hard disk partitions Y Y Y Y Y Y#14 Y
CD-ROM drive Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Monitor type Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Sound card manufacturer Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Product name of sound card Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
IP address Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Primary DNS server address Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Secondary DNS server address Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
DHCP Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
DHCP server address Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
DHCP lease expiration date/time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
DHCP lease acquisition date/time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
WINS server address#11 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Printer name#4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Printer driver#4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Printer paper size#4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Printer type#4, #12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Shared name of printer#4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Printer server name#4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Printer port#4, #13 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Table 2-4 Available system information 2 (additional information that is available from JP1/Software Distribution 06-71 through 08-10)

Available system information Target OS
Windows
NT 4.0 2K 95 98 Me
Computer description N/A N/A W W Y
Internet Explorer version Y Y Y Y Y
Windows Installer#1 Y Y -- Y Y
MBSA#2 Y Y N/A N/A N/A
Windows Update Agent#3 N/A Y N/A N/A N/A
IE batch information Y Y Y Y Y
Domain/workgroup W Y W W Y
Logon user name#4 W Y W W Y
Full name of user#4, #5 W Y N/A N/A N/A
User description#4, #5 W Y N/A N/A N/A
OS serial number W Y W W Y
Locale W Y W W Y
OS language W Y W W Y
Current time zone W Y W W Y
OS installation date/time W Y W W Y
Last startup date/time -- -- -- -- --
Boot device W Y W W Y
Windows directory Y Y Y Y Y
System directory Y Y Y Y Y
Speed of external clock for CPU W Y W W Y
Memory slot capacity W Y W W Y
Available physical memory W Y W W Y
Total virtual memory size W Y W W Y
Available virtual memory W Y W W Y
Page file size W Y W W Y
Machine UUID#6 W Y W W Y
Machine serial number#7 W Y W W Y
BIOS manufacturer W Y W W Y
BIOS release date/time W Y W W Y
BIOS version W Y W W Y
BIOS version (SMBIOS) W Y W W Y
AMT firmware version#8 -- -- -- -- --
Type of primary bus W Y W W Y
Type of secondary bus W Y W W Y
Keyboard W Y W W Y
Mouse W Y W W Y
Number of mouse buttons W Y W W Y
File system#10 W Y W W Y
Model of hard disk W Y W W Y
Hard disk capacity W Y W W Y
Hard disk interface W Y W W Y
Number of hard disk partitions W Y W W Y
CD-ROM drive W Y W W Y
Monitor type W Y W W Y
Sound card manufacturer W Y W W Y
Product name of sound card W Y W W Y
IP address Y Y W Y Y
Primary DNS server address W Y W W Y
Secondary DNS server address W Y W W Y
DHCP W Y W W Y
DHCP server address W Y W W Y
DHCP lease expiration date/time W Y W W Y
DHCP lease acquisition date/time W Y W W Y
WINS server address#11 W Y -- -- Y
Printer name#4 Y Y Y Y Y
Printer driver#4 Y Y Y Y Y
Printer paper size#4 Y Y Y Y Y
Printer type#4, #12 Y Y Y Y Y
Shared name of printer#4 Y Y Y Y Y
Printer server name#4 Y Y Y Y Y
Printer port#4, #13 Y Y Y Y Y

Legend:
2K: 2000
Svr: Server
Y: Available.
--: Not available.
N/A: The OS does not include any applicable item.
W: Available when the following prerequisite programs are installed on the client:
For Windows 95:
  • DCOM95 for Windows 95 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 or later
  • Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) CORE
For Windows 98 or Windows NT 4.0:
  • Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) CORE
You can download these prerequisite programs from the Microsoft web site.

#1
The version information of the Windows Installer installed on the client is collected. If none is installed, N/A (Not Available) is displayed.

#2
Information is collected on the product version of the MBSA command line interface (mbsacli.exe file) stored in the installation directory \CLIENT\MBSA of the client. If the information has not been stored but WUA has been installed, N/A (The Windows Update is available) is displayed; if WUA has not been installed, N/A (Not Available) is displayed.

#3
WUA product version information is obtained. If the obtained value is 5.4.3790.1000 or greater, WUA2.0 has been installed. If WUA has not been installed, N/A (Not Available) is displayed.

#4
The settings of the last user who logged on are obtained.
Additionally, after you have initialized the client by specifying the asterisk (*) wildcard for the new installation or setup destination, you must log on again before you can obtain the logon user name, full name of user, and user description information.

#5
You can obtain the user description only when the computer is participating in a work group. You cannot obtain this information if the computer is participating in a domain.

#6
The machine's UUID obtained by WMI is displayed. If a UUID cannot be obtained, a UUID consisting entirely of zeros is displayed.

#7
The machine's serial number obtained by WMI is displayed. The machine's serial number is arbitrarily set up for each hardware vendor, so it might sometimes differ from the PC's manufacturing number. If no information is available, N/A (Not Available) is displayed.

#8
This item is not displayed for clients on which AMT Linkage is not installed. Also, because there is no value to collect, N/A (not available) is displayed in the following cases even when AMT Linkage is installed:
  • The PC being used does not support AMT.
  • Authentication of an AMT management user failed.
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 or later has not been installed.

#9
The value 0 is displayed if more than one mouse is connected.

#10
Information is obtained for each driver. Items such as total disk size are grouped together and displayed for each drive.

#11
Information can be obtained only on the primary and secondary WINS servers.

#12
This information is obtained during a logon.

#13
This information can be obtained only for a local printer.

#14
When you configure a virtual disk with Windows Server 2012 Storage Service, this is displayed as physical disk information.
(c) System information that can be obtained (For JP1/Software Distribution version 08-51 or later versions)

For the system information that can be obtained from JP1/Software Distribution 08-51 or later versions, see Table 2-5 and Table 2-6. These tables use the same legend and remarks.

Table 2-5 Available system information 1 (additional information available from JP1/Software Distribution 08-51 or later versions)

Available system information Target OS
Windows
XP Svr 2003 Vista Svr 2008 7 Svr 2012 8
Guest account Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Weak password#1#2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Elapsed days since a password modification#3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Non-expiring password Y#4 Y#4 Y#4 Y#4 Y#4 Y#4 Y#4
Autologon setting#5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Shared folder#2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Anonymous connection#5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Screensaver#5, #6, #7 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Screensaver password protection function#5, #6, #7, #8 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Power on password Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Windows Firewall settings#5, #9 Y#10 Y#10 Y Y#7 Y Y Y
Windows Automatic Updates#5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Unnecessary service#11 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turn off monitor (AC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turn off monitor (DC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Processor Throttle (AC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Processor Throttle (DC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turn off hard disks (AC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turn off hard disks (DC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
System standby/Sleep (AC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
System standby/Sleep (DC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
System hibernates (AC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
System hibernates (DC)#12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
BitLocker-based encryption information#2, #13, #14 N/A N/A Y#15 Y Y#15 -- Y#15
HIBUN FDE-based encryption information#13, #16 Y#17 -- Y#17 -- Y#17 -- Y#17

Table 2-6 Available system information 2 (additional information available from JP1/Software Distribution 08-51 or later versions)

Available system information Target OS
Windows
NT 4.0 2K 95 98 Me
Guest account Y Y N/A N/A N/A
Weak password#1#2 Y Y N/A N/A N/A
Elapsed days since a password modification#3 Y Y N/A N/A N/A
Non-expiring password Y Y#4 N/A N/A N/A
Autologon setting#5 Y Y N/A N/A N/A
Shared folder#2 Y Y -- Y Y
Anonymous connection#5 Y Y N/A Y Y
Screensaver#5, #6, #7 Y Y -- Y Y
Screensaver password protection function#5, #6, #7, #8 Y Y -- Y Y
Power on password W Y N/A W Y
Windows Firewall settings#5, #9 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Windows Automatic Updates#5 N/A Y N/A N/A N/A
Unnecessary service#11 Y Y N/A N/A N/A
Turn off monitor (AC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
Turn off monitor (DC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
Processor Throttle (AC)#12 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Processor Throttle (DC)#12 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Turn off hard disks (AC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
Turn off hard disks (DC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
System standby/Sleep (AC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
System standby/Sleep (DC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
System hibernates (AC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
System hibernates (DC)#12 N/A Y N/A Y Y
BitLocker-based encryption information#2, #13, #14 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
HIBUN FDE-based encryption information#13, #16 -- -- -- -- --

Legend:
2K: 2000
Svr: Server
Y: Available.
--: Not available.
N/A: The OS does not include any applicable item.
W: Available when Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) CORE is installed on the client.
You can download Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) CORE from the Microsoft Web site.

#1
  • In the initial settings, you cannot obtain this information. To acquire this information, you must edit the security.ini file. For details about how to edit the security.ini file, see 3.1.7 Customizing the reported security-related inventory information in the manual Administrator's Guide Volume 1.
  • The maximum number of accounts that can be checked is 30,000.
  • The system does not check invalid, expired, or already-locked accounts.
  • If Audit account management in Audit Policy under Local Policies in the Local Security Settings window is enabled (accessed in Windows by choosing Administrative Tools, and then Local Security Policy (local environment, domain environment)), an event log is output when a weak password check is performed.

#2
It might not be possible to obtain the information if you have logged on as a user without administrator permissions. For details, see (4) System information that cannot be obtained without administrator permissions.

#3
  • The system does not check invalid or expired accounts. For all other accounts, the number of days elapsed is obtained.
  • Define a threshold to use for determining whether a password is weak. Define the threshold in the security.ini file. For details on how to define the security.ini file, see 3.1.7 Customizing the reported security-related inventory information in the manual Administrator's Guide Volume 1.

#4
If Maximum password age in Password Policy under Account Policies in the Group Policy window is set to 0 days (accessed in Windows by choosing Control Panel, and then Administrative Tools), you might not be able to obtain the non-expiring password information.

#5
If accurate data cannot be read because the acquisition-target registry does not exist or is damaged, Invalid is displayed.

#6
The settings that were in effect when the last logon occurred are displayed. If multiple users were logged on when the information was obtained, the settings that were in effect when the last user logged on are displayed.

#7
This information is obtained during a logon.

#8
If the client's OS is Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2, this information corresponds to On resume, display logon screen accessed by choosing Control Panel, and then Screen Saver Settings.

#9
If Service Pack is not applied, Invalid is displayed.

#10
Information can be obtained for Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1, or a newer version that supports Windows Firewall.

#11
To check the operation status of an unnecessary service, in the security.ini file you must define which service is to be monitored as an unnecessary service. For details on how to define the security.ini file, see 3.1.7 Customizing the reported security-related inventory information in the manual Administrator's Guide Volume 1.

#12
  • If information cannot be obtained for some reason (for example, because of an error), Unknown is displayed.
  • If the client's OS is Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista, the settings of the last user who logged on are obtained. For all other OSs, the settings of the last user who logged on with administrator permissions are obtained.
  • The obtained settings might be different from the settings that are displayed on the client side. In this case, the obtained values have been applied to the client settings.
  • If the Power Options feature is not available, the information acquired may be incorrect.

#13
These items are grouped together and displayed as Drive Encryption.

#14
Applies to the drives displayed on the BitLocker Drive Encryption page, accessed by choosing Control Panel, and then System and Security.

#15
Information can be obtained when the client's OS is one of the following:
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
  • Microsoft Windows Vista Enterprise
  • Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate

#16
Information can be obtained when one of the following versions of HIBUN FDE is installed on the client:
  • 09-01
  • 09-10

#17
Information can be obtained when the client's OS is one of the following:
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Professional
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
  • Microsoft Windows Vista Business
  • Microsoft Windows Vista Enterprise
  • Microsoft Windows XP Professional Operating System

(2) System information that can be obtained from a UNIX client

The following table shows the system information that can be obtained from a UNIX client.

Table 2-7 Available system information (UNIX client)

Available system information Target OS
UNIX
HP-UX Solaris AIX
Client version Y Y Y
Computer name#1 Y Y Y
Workstation type Y Y Y
OS Y Y Y
Name of OS family N/A N/A N/A
Distribution N/A N/A N/A
OS version Y Y Y
OS sub-version N/A N/A N/A
OS build number/OS patch#2 Y Y Y
OS license#3 -- -- --
WMI N/A N/A N/A
Domain type N/A N/A N/A
Company name N/A N/A N/A
Owner N/A N/A N/A
CPU type#4 Y Y Y
Existence of coprocessor N/A N/A N/A
CPU clock speed#4 Y Y Y
Number of processors Y Y Y
Installed RAM Y Y Y
Usable user memory size Y Y Y
Usable system resource size -- -- --
Maker name -- Y --
Model Y N/A Y
Drive type N/A N/A N/A
Free space#5 Y Y Y
Partition size#5 Y Y Y
Video driver -- -- --
Video chip -- -- --
VRAM -- -- --
Display -- -- Y
Network adapter Y -- Y
Subnet mask Y Y Y
Default router address Y Y Y
MAC address Y Y Y
Computer description N/A N/A N/A
Internet Explorer version N/A N/A N/A
Windows Installer N/A N/A N/A
MBSA N/A N/A N/A
Windows Update Agent N/A N/A N/A
IE patch N/A N/A N/A
Domain/Workgroup N/A N/A N/A
Logon user name N/A N/A N/A
Full name of user N/A N/A N/A
User description N/A N/A N/A
OS serial number -- -- --
Locale -- -- --
OS language -- -- --
Current time zone Y Y Y
OS installation date/time -- -- --
Last startup date/time Y Y Y
Boot device -- -- Y
Windows directory N/A N/A N/A
System directory -- -- --
Clock speed of the external CPU -- -- --
Memory slot capacity -- -- --
Available physical memory Y -- Y#6
Total capacity of virtual memory -- -- --
Available virtual memory -- -- --
Page file capacity Y -- Y
Machine UUID -- -- --
Machine serial number Y#7 -- Y
BIOS manufacturer -- -- --
BIOS release date/time -- -- --
BIOS version -- -- --
BIOS version (SMBIOS) -- -- --
AMT firmware version -- -- --
Type of primary bus -- -- --
Type of secondary bus -- -- --
Keyboard -- -- Y
Mouse -- -- Y
Number of mouse buttons -- -- Y
File system#8 Y Y Y
Model of hard disk -- -- Y
Hard disk capacity -- -- Y
Hard disk interface -- -- Y
Number of hard disk partitions -- -- --
CD-ROM drive -- Y Y
Monitor type -- -- Y
Sound card manufacturer -- -- Y
Product name of sound card -- -- Y
IP address Y Y Y
Primary DNS server address Y Y Y
Secondary DNS server address Y Y Y
DHCP -- -- --
DHCP server address -- -- --
Expiration date/time of DHCP lease -- -- --
Acquired date/time of DHCP lease -- -- --
WINS server address N/A N/A N/A
Printer name -- -- --
Printer driver -- -- --
Printer sheet size -- -- --
Printer type -- -- --
Shared name of printer -- -- --
Printer server name -- -- --
Printer port -- -- --
Guest account N/A N/A N/A
Weak password N/A N/A N/A
Elapsed days since a password modification#9 Y Y Y
Non-expiring password N/A N/A N/A
Autologon setting N/A N/A N/A
Shared folder#10 Y Y Y
Anonymous connection N/A N/A N/A
Screensaver N/A N/A N/A
Screensaver password protection function N/A N/A N/A
Power on password N/A N/A N/A
Windows Firewall settings N/A N/A N/A
Windows Automatic Updates N/A N/A N/A
Unnecessary service N/A N/A N/A

Legend:
Y: Available.
--: Not available.
N/A: The OS does not include any applicable item.

#1
The computer name is the same as the host name in the system configuration information.

#2
In the case of Solaris, OS patch information is obtained. If the client's OS is HP-UX, AIX, or HP Tru64 UNIX, a value determined using the command uname -v is obtained.

#3
Obtained only when the client's OS is HI-UX/WE2.

#4
Only a single value is obtained if multiple CPUs are used in a single host.

#5
Information is obtained for each partition. These items are summarized and displayed as information for each partition.

#6
Can be obtained only when Workload Manager is installed.

#7
This information might not be obtained for HP-UX11i in some cases.

#8
Information is obtained for each partition. Items such as Total disk capacity are summarized and displayed as information for each partition.

#9
In the initial setting, only the information for the root account is obtained. No information is obtained if a shadow password is not used, or if no last password update date/time is specified for a shadow password that is used.

#10
Obtain information on whether an NFS-mounted directory is present. However, if auto-mounting is used, no information is obtained on directories that are not mounted while system information is being obtained.

(3) Available registry information

You can collect registry information for each client. You can use this information to restore a PC in the event of an error.

You can obtain the following registry paths:

Note that registry information cannot be collected for a client whose version is 05-20 or earlier.

When the OS obtains registry information from a Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista client via a relay manager whose version is 08-10 or later, the following restrictions apply:

(4) System information that cannot be obtained without administrator permissions

If you logged on as a user without administrator permissions, when you use the following system acquisition methods you might fail to obtain some system information.

System information acquisition methods

Items for which information cannot be obtained