Assets tab

In nVision 11.5 a "assets" tab has been added that allows displaying assets saved in the database. To access it, go to the Main tab and then select Assets:

The list of folders with their assigned types, list of applications and licenses as well as the document section divided into categories will be displayed on the left side of the screen The administrator can create their own folders and categories of documents. These settings are described in the chapters resource type folders and document types.

Assets

There are several ways to present resource data. Click on all assets to display a list of all collected assets. By selecting an asset type from the list, a list of all assets of this type of asset will be displayed. The table presenting data on a given type of resource will also contain data from additional and global fields, but only if a value has been entered. The following screenshot presents the table for the "Memory" type with the "Frequency" as additional field and the "Time" as global field:

You can filter the list, edit the asset, delete it or add a new asset by using the buttons at the top of the window. The process of adding a new resource is described in a separate chapter.

A few additional tabs are visible above the asset  table. They include:

•History

 Shows the history of operations performed on the selected asset type. See history chapter for more information about data stored in History.

•Events

 Events were described in dedicated chapter.

Software

By selecting an item in the software section (the list on the left of the screen), a list of all applications detected by Agents will be displayed. Detection and configuration of software inventory is described in this chapter.

Documents

By selecting an item in the documents section (the list on the left of the screen), a list of documents of the selected category along with the established relations to assets will be displayed. "All" position displays all documents added to nVision. Use the buttons above the table to add, delete, edit or open the selected document.

More information about documents can be found in documents and document types chapters.