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Device information - Mac

Learn more about device information for Macbooks in Trio.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

This guide provides a breakdown of the Device Information view in the Trio console for macOS devices. It is designed to help IT admins and users understand what each section displays and how to interpret the data.


πŸ” Accessing Device Information

To access this screen:

  1. Go to Devices in the left sidebar.

  2. Select a specific Mac device from the inventory list.

  3. You'll land on the Device Information tab.


πŸ§‘β€πŸ’Ό User Info

  • User: The primary user assigned to the Mac.

  • User Group: The user group the device is associated with.

  • Blueprint: The configuration template applied to the device.


πŸ’» Operation System

  • Name: The OS name and version (e.g., macOS Monterey).

  • Version: Detailed version number (e.g., 14.2.2).

  • Build: Build number of the OS.

  • Update: Check if updates are available.

  • Update Status: Current update behavior (e.g., Update available).

  • Latest Version: Most recent version identified.

  • Release Date: When the latest version was released.

  • Last Updated: The last time the OS was updated.


πŸ“₯ Enrollment

  • Type: Enrollment method (e.g., MDM).

  • Method: How the device was enrolled (e.g., Manual Enroll).

  • Managed: Indicates if the device is managed by MDM.

  • Device Ownership: Ownership tag (e.g., BYOD).

  • Last Enrollment: Date and time of the last enrollment.

  • First Enrollment: Initial registration date.

  • Boot Volume: Identifier of the startup disk.

  • Time Since Enroll: Duration since the device was enrolled.

  • User: User associated with the enrollment.

  • Agent Installed: Shows if the management agent is active.

  • Install Date: Agent installation date.

  • Last Check-in: Last time the device communicated with the server.

  • Agent Version: Current agent version installed.


🧠 Hardware

  • Model Name: e.g., MacBook Air (2020).

  • Model Identifier: Technical model name.

  • Processor Name/Speed: CPU information.

  • Cores: Total processor cores.

  • Memory: Installed RAM (e.g., 8GB LPDDR4).

  • Storage Usage: Space used and available.

  • Storage Capacity: Total disk size.

  • Disk Type: SSD or HDD.

  • Device Group: Device assignment group.

  • Serial Number: Apple serial number.

  • Hardware UDID: Unique hardware identifier.

  • Battery Health: Current battery condition (e.g., Perfect).


πŸ”’ Security Info

  • Total Controls: Percentage of security controls passed/failed.

  • Certificate: Shows if the device certificate is valid.

  • Security Actions: Options like Remediate or Exclude this device.

  • Alerts in 7 Days: Summary of security alerts.

  • CVEs Found: Known vulnerabilities reported.

  • Update Apps in 7 Days: Number of app updates available.


🌐 Network

Wi-Fi

  • Local Host Name: macOS system hostname.

  • IP Assign Mode: Static or DHCP.

  • MAC Address: Hardware MAC for Wi-Fi.

  • IP/Subnet/Gateway: Current network configuration.

  • DNS: Primary and secondary DNS servers.

  • SSID: Connected Wi-Fi network.

  • Encryption: Wi-Fi security type.

  • Connected: Status of Wi-Fi connection.

  • Private MAC: Whether private MAC address is enabled.

Ethernet

  • IP Assign Mode: Static or Manual.

  • MAC Address: Hardware MAC for Ethernet.

  • IP/Subnet/Gateway: Ethernet network details.

  • DNS: DNS configuration for Ethernet.

  • Connected: Ethernet connection status.


🌐 Global Proxy

  • Protocol: Proxy type (e.g., HTTPS).

  • Server: Proxy server IP.

  • Port: Communication port used.

  • Status: Connection status to the proxy.

  • Authentication: If authentication is enabled.

  • User: Authenticated user.

  • Password: Masked field for security.


βœ… Summary

You get complete visibility into:

  • System and security compliance

  • Enrollment history

  • Hardware and software specifications

  • Network and proxy configurations

It ensures proactive monitoring and streamlined device management through Trio's unified dashboard.

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