WMI Node Info Scan

Gathering Capabilities

Hardware

Motherboard
- Chassis Type
- Manufacturer
- CPU Name
- CPU Manufacturer
- Revision
- Battery
Memory Info
- Total
- Used
- % Used
Storage Devices
- Device Name
- Device Type
- Unique #
- File System
- Capacity
- Used Capacity
- % Used
USB Devices
- Class Name
- Device Name
- Manufacturer
- State

Operating System

Operating System
- Operating System Name
- Version
- Build Version
- Service Pack
- Most Recent Update Time
- Language
- User
- Organization
- Computer Name
- Domain
- Install Time
- Uptime
User
- User Name
- Account Type
- Password Settings
- Login Status
Screensaver
- Enabled/Disabled
- Password Settings
- Wait Time
- Name

Network

Interface
- Name
- Connection Method
- MAC
- Device Name
- Link
- Speed
- Promiscuity
IPv4 Settings
- Name
- IPv4
- IP/Netmask
- Gateway
- Primary/Secondary DNS
IPv6 Settings
- Name
- IPv6
- IPv6 Address
- IPv6 Link Local

Printer

Printer
- Name
- Device Name
- Port Information

Software

Software Information
- Program Name
- Version
- Path
- Installation Date
- Detection Time
Antivirus Information
- For Compatible AV Software, see: Collecting Antivirus Software Information
- AV Name
- Real Time Monitoring Status (Enabled/Disabled)

Configuring WMI Node Info Collection

Configure Pre-Requisite settings

Ensure that the target machines are domain joined.
Allow for endpoint/ domain accounts to respond to WMI Query.
Enter Bind DN and Password for privileged Domain account under Preferences > Authentication Integrtation > LDAP Server.

Enable WMI Scan

Navigate to the System tab and select the desired sensor.
Select the Sensor tab, and then select the Interface you wish to configure.
Under Node Information Scan, enable Port / Service Scan and then enable WMI Information Scan

Note

The WMI scan only operates on nodes without an installed agent. If you wish to collect info with an agent, See: Collecting Windows System Information using WMI