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Show private IP and MAC in web info panel

Crosby Loggins

8 years ago
updated 6 years ago
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Although it's obviously possible to obtain this information via the remote console, it would be very helpful if the web portal general info tab included the private IPs and associated MAC addresses of Internet connected interfaces on the remote machine.

The public IP is nice, but private would be more immediately useful in most cases. And most PSAs and RMMs require the MAC and or Serial of remote machines for database sync purposes...

Better yet, give us the ability to customize what info is displayed there through scripting, etc maybe?

Thanks!!

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EBell

7 years ago

Quote from anonymous

Hi All,

I wanted to pass along an update :) We're progressively working to get this rolled into 7.0

Here is a preview of what's to come.

https://controlforum.connectwise.com/yaf_topics9_Output-Stream.aspx

This looks good. I really like the graph for memory. It would be nice to have a graph for CPU utilization as well.

Can you also add a section for Security to include:

Windows Firewall status
Anti-Virus
Anti-Malware

To the Network section add:

DHCP Status
Default Gateway
DNS Server

    var commandText = "$computer = get-wmiobject win32_computersystem | select Manufacturer, Model, Domain" + "\n" +
                    "$bios = get-wmiobject win32_bios | select Name, SerialNumber" + "\n" +
                    "$av = get-wmiobject -Namespace \"root/SecurityCenter2\" -Class AntiVirusProduct | select displayName" + "\n" +
                    "$as = get-wmiobject -Namespace \"root/SecurityCenter2\" -Class AntiSpywareProduct | select displayName" + "\n" +
                    "$network = get-wmiobject Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration |Where {$_.ipaddress -notlike $null}| select DHCPEnabled, DHCPServer,IPAddress, DefaultIPGateway" + "\n" +
                    "write-output $computer.Manufacturer, $computer.Model, $bios.Name, $bios.SerialNumber, $computer.Domain, $network.DHCPEnabled, $network.DHCPServer, $network.IPAddress, $network.DefaultIPGateway, $av.displayName, $as.displayName| ConvertTo-Xml -As Stream";

Thank you.

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anonymous

7 years ago

Quote from EBell

This looks good. I really like the graph for memory. It would be nice to have a graph for CPU utilization as well.

Can you also add a section for Security to include:

Windows Firewall status
Anti-Virus
Anti-Malware

To the Network section add:

DHCP Status
Default Gateway
DNS Server

    var commandText = "$computer = get-wmiobject win32_computersystem | select Manufacturer, Model, Domain" + "\n" +
                    "$bios = get-wmiobject win32_bios | select Name, SerialNumber" + "\n" +
                    "$av = get-wmiobject -Namespace \"root/SecurityCenter2\" -Class AntiVirusProduct | select displayName" + "\n" +
                    "$as = get-wmiobject -Namespace \"root/SecurityCenter2\" -Class AntiSpywareProduct | select displayName" + "\n" +
                    "$network = get-wmiobject Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration |Where {$_.ipaddress -notlike $null}| select DHCPEnabled, DHCPServer,IPAddress, DefaultIPGateway" + "\n" +
                    "write-output $computer.Manufacturer, $computer.Model, $bios.Name, $bios.SerialNumber, $computer.Domain, $network.DHCPEnabled, $network.DHCPServer, $network.IPAddress, $network.DefaultIPGateway, $av.displayName, $as.displayName| ConvertTo-Xml -As Stream";

Thank you.

Hey EBell,

Thank you for the feedback. We can definitely consider adding those additional fields down the road, but for us to do that we'll need you to create a separate request.

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EBell

7 years ago

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Hey EBell,

Thank you for the feedback. We can definitely consider adding those additional fields down the road, but for us to do that we'll need you to create a separate request.

Kirsten, understood. A new request has been added for this information.

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