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Main Inventory (1 of 18)

Paglo automatically discovers and classifies all of your IT assets (without deploying agents) and allows you to browse the information through the Inventory Management application. The information including hardware and software and gives you a complete view of what you have.

Inventory Level 2 (2 of 18)

Drill down into any group of devices to better understand what is connected to your network.

Device Overview (3 of 18)

Quickly view everything about an individual device and drill down to access additional details.

Device Remote Desktop Support (4 of 18)

Gain access to manage the device directly through Paglo.

Device Performance (5 of 18)

Track high level performance details on CPU and Disk Space utilization.

Device Performance Details (6 of 18)

Click on the blue plus symbol on the overview performance screen to drill down into the details and customize your view.

Network Communications (7 of 18)

Browse the network interfaces for any device and the details about them.

Device Accounts and Users (8 of 18)

Review which users have accessed the machine for security or audit purposes.

Installed Software (9 of 18)

Track all of the software installed on the machine.

Device Software Patches (10 of 18)

Quickly answer the question, "does the machine have the latest patch?" and proactively audit which machines need attention.

Device Hardware Profile (11 of 18)

"Why is my machine so slow?" one of your users wants to know. Understand if it is an outdated hardware platform in a matter of seconds.

Device Disk Usage (12 of 18)

Closely monitor disk space on key machines and easily add those that you want to watch to a Dashboard.

Device Routing (13 of 18)

Gain insight into the device's network connections and how it is routing traffic.

Device Switch Details (14 of 18)

For switches and routers, Paglo automatically collects all of the traffic details for every port (with no action required by you). Simply pick the one that you want to monitor, click on the Chart icon, and then add it to a Dashboard.