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# Computer table

## **Computer list table** <a href="#toc1051869156" id="toc1051869156"></a>

The table contains key information about each computer in the system:

* **Computer name** – e.g., "DESKTOP-VH87YT".
* **User** – assigned to the given device.
* **RTC: consent required** – This option determines whether end-user consent is required to establish a remote desktop connection.

{% hint style="info" %}

* If the option is enabled, the end user must accept the connection request.
* If the option is disabled, the administrator can take over the user's desktop in silent mode, without requiring connection acceptance.

Detailed information is available in the section [**RTC**](/eacloud-docs-en/features/it-management/rtc.md).
{% endhint %}

* **OnLine** – Information about the computer's status in the context of Internet connectivity, more specifically with the system server.

{% hint style="warning" %}
An exceptional situation may occur when the user starts the computer on a closed network, where the service cannot connect to the server. In such a case, the computer will also receive an offline status. Monitoring data will be updated automatically after the connection to the server is reestablished.
{% endhint %}

* **Tags** – additional device labels. More details can be found in the section [Device tagging](/eacloud-docs-en/features/tools/configuration/tags.md).&#x20;
* **Structure** – e.g., a branch or device location.
* **IP** – computer IP address.
* **Seen** – date of the agent's last connection to the server.
* **Date added** – date the device was added to the system.
* **MAC address** – unique hardware address.
* **Operating system** – operating system detected on the device, e.g., Windows 10 Enterprise.
* **Authorization** – computer authorization status (e.g., Authorized, Liquidated).&#x20;
* **ID** - Computer ID
* **User ID** - User ID
* **eAgent version** - last read (current) version of the eAgent service on the endpoint

### **Computer details**

Clicking the arrow next to the computer name expands additional information, such as:

* **Operating system** – system details.
* **eAgent version** – version of eAgent on the device.
* **CPU** – processor load.
* **RAM** – memory usage.
* **Disks** – disk capacity and usage.
* **Users** – users assigned to the device.

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