After generating a report, the report pane lists the results of your query. The following columns are available for the Hardware inventory task.
- Unit
-
Name of the unit or device connected to the unit.
NOTE: If you are filtering on access control units and have selected one of the advanced search options, the downstream device names are displayed in this column using the following format:
{UnitName} > {InterfaceModuleName} > {ReaderName}. - Unit type
- Type of unit: access control, ALPR, intrusion detection, or video.
- Manufacturer
- Manufacturer of the unit.
- Product type
- Model of the unit.
- Role
- Role that manages the unit.
- Firmware version
- Firmware version installed on the unit.
- IP address
-
IP address of the unit or
computer.
NOTE: The IP address is not shown for units enrolled with the hostname and units that belong to an ACaaS system.
- Physical address
- The MAC address of the equipment's network interface.
- Time zone
- Time zone of the unit.
- User
- The user name used to connect to the unit.
- Password strength
- Strength of the password on the unit. When you hover over the password strength value, a tooltip gives you more information. "Unknown" is shown for federated units. Intrusion detection units are not supported by this feature.
- Authentication scheme
- Indicates the type of authentication being used by the camera unit, such as basic, digest, anonymous, or third-party. If the unit suddenly requests to connect using a less secure authentication scheme, the Archiver rejects communication and the camera goes offline. For example, the Archiver expects the camera to use digest authentication, but the camera tries to connect using basic authentication. The connection is rejected and the camera goes offline.
- Security protocol
- The security protocol used by the Access Manager: TLS or Wiegand.
- Upgrade status
- Status of the firmware upgrade: None, Scheduled, Started, Completed, or Failed.
- Next upgrade
- The date for the next upgrade based on the units' Delay upgrade until setting.
- Reason for upgrade failure
- Reason that the firmware upgrade failed. For example, unit offline or firmware upgrade path not respected.
- Proposed firmware version
- The recommended version required for the upgrade. This column is blank for federated units.
- Proposed firmware description
-
The description of the
required upgrade. This column is blank for federated units.
- Up to date
- No firmware upgrade is necessary.
- Optional
- The firmware upgrade is not urgent.
- Recommended
- The firmware upgrade is recommended.
- Critical
- The firmware upgrade fixes a security vulnerability issue and is highly recommended.
NOTE: This information is only available if Genetec Update Service is running. - State
- State of the unit: Online, Offline, Warning.
- Platform version
- The current platform (cumulative security rollup) version installed on the unit.
- Proposed platform version
- The recommended version required for the upgrade. This column is blank for federated units.
- Proposed platform description
-
The description of the required upgrade. This column is blank for
federated units.
- Up to date
- No platform upgrade is necessary.
- Optional
- The platform upgrade is not urgent.
- Recommended
- The platform upgrade is recommended.
- Security vulnerability
- The platform upgrade fixes a security vulnerability issue and is highly recommended.
NOTE: This information is only available if Genetec Update Service is running. - Password
-
Password shown as a series of '*'.
If you have the View/export unit passwords privilege, click
to show the password.Right-click the Password column to copy your password to the clipboard.
- Last successful password update
- Time of the last password update.
- Certificate expiration
-
Certificate expiration date.
The date is shown only if the certificate is managed by the system.
To view the certificate details in a separate
window, select the unit and click View
certificate (
) at the bottom of the screen.
- Certificate status
-
Certificate management status of
the unit.
- Managed
- The certificate is managed by the system and is valid.
- Expired
- The certificate is managed by the system but has expired.
- Unmanaged
- The certificate is not managed by the system but can be. To enroll the unit for certificate
management, select the unit and click Update
certificate () at the bottom of the screen.
- Unsupported
- The certificate cannot be managed by the system. The reason might be that the unit model or extension does not support this feature, or that the unit firmware is outdated.
- Last certificate update result
- Success or failure of the last certificate update carried out by the system.
- Last password change result
- Indicates whether or not the password change was successful.
- Type of reader
- Type of reader connected to the unit. Select the Show readers option in the advanced search filter to see values in this column.
- Reader encryption status
-
The encryption status of the reader: Unavailable, Unsecured,
Secure, or Unknown. Select the Show
readers option in the advanced search filter to see values in
this column.
NOTE:
- The status is considered Secure only if the reader encryption (ReaderKc) and signature (ReaderKs) keys are updated in the Synergis™ Appliance Portal.
- The status Unavailable is shown for units running on Synergis™ Softwire version 11.4 or earlier.
- Related
- The corresponding door, elevator, or zone to which the reader is assigned. This column is blank if an entity is not associated to any readers.
- Parent
- The direct parent of the interface module or downstream panels. If the direct parent is the access control unit, only the Parent unit column is filled.
- Parent unit
- The parent access control unit.
- Secure mode
- (HID units only) Indicates whether secure mode is enabled or disabled.
- Custom fields
- Predefined custom fields for the entity. The columns only appear if custom fields are defined for the entity and were made visible to you when they were created or last configured.