Asset Inventory
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The Asset Inventory enables you to view, filter, and search asset data for servers and workstations. After you search and filter to display the device lists you need, you can export the data to Microsoft Excel or view the devices pre-filtered in the N-sight RMM Dashboard.
Use the Asset Inventory charts and table options to:
- Select one or more chart elements to filter on multiple data points.
- Filter or sort by columns or use the more detailed Filter Builder options.
- Search for a specific device using the search box or use the column searches to find groups of devices.
- Choose the columns to display, drag and drop columns to move, and fix columns to the right or left.
The last filters and settings you use in Asset Inventory are present the next time you open it. Select Clear at the top right of the data table to reset to the default Asset Inventory view.
To see the instructions for using the Asset Inventory, see Monitor using Asset Inventory.
From the Asset Inventory, you can perform the following tasks:
Open the Asset Inventory
- In N-sight RMM, click the Dashboards menu icon
in the vertical menu - Select Asset Inventory
The Asset Inventory is also available from the North-pane.
The Asset Inventory is Client Group aware. It only displays assets assigned to you.
Asset Inventory layout
Selectable Columns
| Column Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Icon denotes device type; Server Desktop Laptop |
| OS | Icon denotes operating system type of the asset; Windows MacOS Linux |
| Asset Name | The name of the asset. |
| Customer Name | Name of the client the asset belongs to. |
| Site Name | Name of the clients site where the asset resides. |
| Description | Name of the user logged into the device. |
| Last Response | The last response time from the N-sight agent installed on the device. |
| Internal IP address | The internal IP address of the device. |
| Username | Full username of the user logged into the device, including domain. |
| OS Version | OS version details of the asset, including bit version and build number. |
| Serial Number | The serial number of the asset. |
| Manufacturer | The manufacturer of the asset . |
| Model | The model of the asset. |
| Processor | Device processor information. |
| RAM | Total amount of RAM of the device, in gigabytes (GB). |
| Asset scan time | The last time the asset scan ran for updating asset components information. |
| MAC Address | The MAC address of the asset. MAC addresses are essential for technicians to identify devices with accuracy and precision on a network. They play a crucial role in tracking and managing individual devices. |
| BIOS | BIOS information of the asset. BIOS details enable technicians to track hardware configurations, versions, and updates for more effective troubleshooting and maintenance. |
| External IP | The external IP address of the asset. For devices outside the local network, knowing the external IP can be crucial for remote management. It aids in accessing and controlling devices over the internet. Useful for tracking the location and status of devices that may be mobile or distributed across different locations. |
| Asset Added Time | The date and time the device was added to the N-sight RMM Dashboard. The Asset Added Time is based on when the N-sight agent was installed on the device. Now its easy to see when devices were added and it can help technicians to track device onboarding activity across teams. |
| Asset Age | The time elapsed since the device was added to the N-sight RMM Dashboard. Asset age is based on the oldest software install date detected on the endpoint. It is an important metric in IT and asset management, providing insights into the hardware’s lifecycle, potential for obsolescence, and the need for maintenance or upgrades. |
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