Linux

This page provides an overview of the data collected from Linux assets.

The list is far from complete. If you are looking for particular information that you can’t find here, please contact our technical support.

Some data can only be collected when certain utilities are installed on the target system. If these utilities are not found, an entry describing which data could not be collected and how to resolve the issue will be included in the report in the Common reports mode.

Hardware

System

  • Computer information, motherboard and BIOS, memory slots.

CPU

  • Name and manufacturer, clock speed, number of cores, socket designation, cache, etc.

System memory

  • Physical memory size.
  • Memory modules: capacity, type, form factor, bank label, locator.

Video system

  • Video adapters: name, manufacturer, and video memory.
  • Monitors: name and manufacturer, dimensions, diagonal size, aspect ratio, video signal type, etc.

Storage details

  • Disk drives: model, interface, number of partitions, size, firmware revision.
  • CD drives: model and manufacturer, location, access mode, supported media, capabilities.
  • Logical partitions: label, file system, size, free/used space, mount point.

Network

  • Network adapters: name and manufacturer, MAC address, IP address/subnet/gateway, BSD device name, type.
  • List of DNS servers.

Peripheral devices

  • Printers: name and manufacturer, driver, status, fax, URI, print server, PostScript settings, etc.
  • USB devices: name and manufacturer, speed.

Devices

  • Devices divided into types; their names and flags.

Software

Operating system

  • Name, architecture, description, uptime.

Software

  • Programs divided into groups.
  • Title, package name, version, source, URL.

Security

  • Firewall rules in a tree view.

Virtual machines

  • ID, guest OS type, total size, storage size, state, config file, hardware compatibility, description, memory, processors, drive details, CD/DVD details, network adapter details.

Other

Environment variables

Processes

  • Name, command line, process ID.

User accounts

  • Name, full name, ID, group, home directory, shell.
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