System Data

Tracks the number and status of kernel-level modules loaded into the operating system. Reports on the presence and activity of device drivers and other kernel extensions affecting system functionality.

Reports the current version of the operating system kernel running on the device. Tracks the kernel build information, including version number and release details.

Tracks the parameters and flags passed to the kernel during system startup. Provides insight into the configuration and behavior of the kernel at boot time.

Reports the file system location of the kernel image used during system boot. Tracks the path to the kernel binary loaded into memory for system initialization.

Tracks installed software packages managed by the Homebrew package manager on macOS systems. Reports package names, versions, and installation statuses.

Tracks the current configuration settings for automatic updates on the system. Reports the selected update options and their corresponding values.

Monitors the presence of a mobile device management profile on the system. Reports whether the device is enrolled and managed through MDM.

Identifies the type of operating system installed on a device. Provides information about the OS family to assist in system management and compatibility assessments.

Reports the name and edition of the operating system installed on the device. Tracks the specific version and build information to identify the OS environment.

Reports the specific release and build number of the installed operating system. Tracks version details to assist in compatibility and update management.

Reports major version numbers of the operating system installed on a device. Tracks changes in the primary release version to identify system updates or compatibility requirements.

Reports minor version numbers of the operating system installed on the device. Tracks incremental updates and patches applied beyond the major OS release.

Tracks the current patch level applied to the operating system. Reports the version identifier of installed updates that address security, stability, or functionality.

Reports the specific version and build number of the operating system installed on the device. Tracks updates and changes to the system build to assist in compatibility and troubleshooting.

Reports the bit architecture of the operating system, such as 32-bit or 64-bit. Indicates the system's capability to handle memory addressing and processing tasks.

Monitors the type of firmware interface used by the operating system during boot. Reports whether the system employs BIOS or UEFI firmware.

Monitors the language and regional settings configured on the operating system. Reports locale parameters such as language code, country code, and keyboard layout.

Reports the type of operating system running on the device, such as Windows, Linux, or macOS. Tracks the platform to support compatibility and system management tasks.

Reports the current time zone setting configured on the system. Tracks the offset from Coordinated Universal Time used for local time calculations.

Monitors the current settings and parameters used to connect and authenticate with Active Directory services on macOS systems. Tracks configuration details such as domain membership, authentication methods, and directory service integration status.

Tracks installed device drivers within the operating system, including their versions and statuses. Reports driver configurations and any changes affecting system hardware compatibility.

Tracks the file system location used for SSH configuration settings. Reports the path where SSH configuration files are stored and accessed by the system.

Tracks the average system load over specific time intervals, reflecting the number of active processes waiting for CPU time. Measures load averages typically over the past 1, 5, and 15 minutes to assess system demand and performance.

Monitors configuration settings related to secure shell access on the system. Details options that control authentication, encryption, and connection parameters.

Tracks the user account that has ownership permissions for the SSH configuration file. Reports the assigned owner to verify access control and file management settings.

Tracks the file paths of unit configuration files used by the system's init system. Provides information on the locations where service and unit definitions are stored and accessed during system startup and management.

Monitors the current operational status of system services managed by the init system. Tracks whether each service is active, inactive, or in a failed state.

Monitors whether the system requires a restart to apply updates or configuration changes. Indicates pending reboot status based on recent system modifications.

Tracks unique identifiers assigned to each system instance to distinguish it from others. Records this value for inventory management and system tracking purposes.

Reports the network identifier assigned to the system within its domain. Tracks the fully qualified domain name used for network communication and identification.

Tracks the identifier assigned to the device within the network excluding any domain information. Provides a concise label used for system identification and communication.

Reports the user-assigned identifier for the device within the network or operating system. Tracks the label used to recognize the system in various administrative and operational contexts.

Tracks the current status of the source providing system updates. Reports whether the update source is accessible and functioning correctly.

Tracks the installation and enablement state of optional components within the operating system. Reports whether each feature is active, inactive, or unavailable on the system.

Lists installed optional components available in the operating system. Provides details on feature names and their current installation status.

Monitors the integrity of WMI repository files on a Windows system. Detects inconsistencies or corruption that may affect system management and monitoring functions.

Reports the installed version of the scripting environment used for task automation and configuration management. Tracks version details to assess compatibility and update status.

Tracks the current configuration and state of automatic update settings on the system. Reports whether automatic updates are enabled, disabled, or set to a specific schedule or mode.