"System Status" 

 "Identification" 

 "Product Description" 

 "Associations" 

Health Status. The overall status for a system. It is obtained from Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM), Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Desktop Management Interface (DMI) Status Polling tasks, or all three. A ping (ICMP or TCP reachable check) is always made. Click the Health Status link to access System Management Homepage (SMH) if present or if it is not, the link accesses the Property Page Status page. If neither option is available, the Health Status link is not present.

Software Status. The software status icon links to the system software Version Control Agent if available.

Management Processor Status. The management processor status (if available) links to a Web server on the management processor.

Disabled Status. A system that is suspended has a disabled icon in the HW and SW columns on the system table view page.

Vulnerability Status. 

Address. The IP address, IPX address, or both that have been discovered for the system.

Preferred System Name. This is the name shown for the system. When available, it defaults to the host name from DNS. You can override this through the Edit System Properties link under the Tools & Links tab.

Network Name. If available, this is the fully qualified DNS name. Reverse DNS lookups by IP address must be enabled and match a forward lookup.

UUID. This is a unique identifier from the agent or other instrumentation on the system.

Serial Number. The serial number of the system.

Product ID. This is the identification number that when added to the serial number of the server, enables HP Support to uniquely identify HP systems.

System Type. This is the basic system type returned from identification.

System Subtype. The system subtype from identification

Product Model. This is the system subtype returned from identification.

Hardware Description. This is the description of the hardware obtained from the Edit System Properties page.

OS Name. This is the longer operating system name for the system and is used for filtering in operating system-based system collections.

OS for Tool Filtering. This is the short name of the operating system used for tool filter definition files.

OS Description. This is the detailed description of the operating system. For example, service pack information.

OS Version. This is the numerical representation of the operating system version.

Management Protocols. This is the management protocols that have responded when attempting to identify the system.

Server Role This is optional.

Note: If more protocols are expected, verify the credentials configured on the System Protocol Settings page.

Enclosure Name.  This is the name of the enclosure, if the system is in an enclosure, for example, a p-Class server blade.

Rack Name.  This is the name of the rack, if the enclosure is in a rack that could be discovered.

Slot.  This is the slot number that the system is positioned within the enclosure.

Server Dimensions.  If available, this is the dimensions in millimeters of the system.