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To view the details of an asset
  1. Go to Environment > Assets.
  2. Next to the name of the asset whose details you want to review, click the icon .
  3. Select Full Details.
Click the icon to bookmark an item for quick access.
You can view your bookmarked items by going to the secondary menu and clicking the icon. This will display all of your bookmarked items and provide direct links to each of them.
In the upper left side of the page is the name and IP address of the asset, along with additional attributes that describe the particular asset. One of these fields is the Create event if asset stops sending data. Use this field to configure the amount of time after which you want USM Anywhere to generate events if the asset has not received messages. See Events Created When an Asset Stops Sending Data for more information. On the right is the status summary for your asset. It displays the total number of alarms, events, vulnerabilities, and configuration issues. The circle can be orange (for alarms and configuration issues), blue for events, and red for vulnerabilities. The number inside each circle indicates the number of alarms, events, vulnerabilities, and configuration issues related to the asset. You can click each circle to view the full list of issues represented by that number.
Configuration Issues are only shown on AWS and Azure Sensors.
The alarms and events counts are not updated in real time but instead are calculated every hour. If the counts are not updated, it can happen because new events or alarms are in your environment after the last count.The vulnerabilities and configuration issues counts are updated after every scan.
Below the status summary, you can see this information: In the lower side of the page, there is a table area with tabs, some of them correspond to the circles. Each tab contains a table with records, if present, for your asset. The following table lists the tabs you see on the page. Asset Details View Tabs Description In the upper right corner of the page is the Actions button. Use this button to perform the following actions on the asset. Your access to these actions may vary based on your user role. See Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in USM Anywhere for more information: