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# Details

Tab **Details** contains technical data regarding the operating system, hardware, and network configuration of the computer. It also enables browsing resources associated with the device.

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### System and Hardware Information

#### Operating System

Among others:

| Information           | Meaning                                      |
| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **Host Name**         | The computer name recognized in the system.  |
| **Operating System**  | The name and version of the detected system. |
| **Architecture**      | The system architecture, e.g., 64-bit.       |
| **Installation date** | Operating system installation date.          |
| **Uptime**            | System uptime since the last startup.        |

#### Network

Among others:

| Information     | Meaning                                                         |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **IP Address**  | IP addresses and information about detected network interfaces. |
| **MAC Address** | Physical addresses of network interfaces.                       |
| **DNS Servers** | Addresses of the DNS servers in use.                            |
| **Domain**      | Information about the domain associated with the computer.      |

#### Processors

This section contains information about the processor model, number of cores, clock frequency, and the currently displayed CPU utilization.

#### Memory

This section presents:

* the amount of installed RAM,
* memory usage,
* the number of occupied and available memory slots, if eAgent can read this data.

#### Drives

This section contains information about detected drives, their capacity, etc.

#### Device

This section presents basic hardware information, such as:

* manufacturer,
* model,
* serial number,
* architecture,
* installed memory.

#### Motherboard

This section contains the model, version, and serial number of the motherboard, if the data is available.

{% hint style="info" %}
The scope of data depends on the information provided by the operating system and hardware. Some fields may remain empty.
{% endhint %}

### Relationships

View **Relationships** shows the computer's associations with other resources stored in eAuditor Cloud.

These may include, among others:

* monitors assigned to the computer,
* documents associated with the device,
* handover and return reports,
* other infrastructure elements related to the computer.

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### Frequently Asked Questions

<details>

<summary><strong>Why is the device serial number or model not visible?</strong></summary>

The operating system or device software may not provide this information. The field may also remain empty until the first scan is performed.

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Why has the computer's IP address changed?</strong></summary>

The IP address may be assigned dynamically by a DHCP server. The system displays the information most recently read by eAgent.

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Does Relationships detect all physically connected devices?</strong></summary>

The view shows resources recognized or associated with the computer in eAuditor Cloud. It does not have to include every device physically connected to the computer.

</details>


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