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The system table contains the main piece pieces of information for every device. If a device is in Open-AudIT, it has an entry in the system table.

The table below shows the columns contained in the table, along with the type, default value, maximum length (for VARCHAR columns) , and vaild values (for ENUM columns) and what it is initially set by when a device is created.All columns can have their value manually set by a user except the ID column.

Some values should not be edited such as the UUID or DBUS_IDENTIFIER except under rare circumstances.

Editable columns will appear on the Bulk Edit Devices page inside Open-AudIT.

Where a column has a set by of "audit" it means the value from the discovery source (WMI, SSH, SNMP, Nmap) is used.

Where a column has a set by of "calculated" it means the other attributes from the discovery source (WMI, SSH, SNMP, Nmap) are used to determine this value.

Where a column has a set by of "manual" it means the attribute is set manually by the Open-AudIT user.

Where a column has a set by of "imported" it means the attribute is set by NMIS.