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8.6.5. Subscription Asset Manager Reports Results and Data
The Subscription Asset Manager report returns a chart of all registered systems for all selected organizations, similar to the Dashboard.
Figure 8.12. Report Results
There is also a list of all included systems. The list itself contains summary information such as the Subscription Asset Manager or Satellite server to which the system is registered, its status, its organization, and its most recent checkin time.
Clicking the name of any system pulls up more details subscription data for the system. The details page includes a history of subscription status changes for the given report period, the list of installed products and subscription information for each, and system facts (attributes about the physical machine and operating system, such as CPU, socket count, RAM, and cores).
Figure 8.13. Report Results: System Details
When the report results are exported, the same information is included in the export files.
The CSV report contains the summary information in the initial reports page: organization, registered subscription server, hostname, and subscription state, among others.
_id, record, CHECK-IN TIME, STATUS, DB ID, SATELLITE SERVER, HOSTNAME, ORGANIZATION, LIFECYCLE STATE,
{"ident"=>"072c8bdd-ca00-43d4-a000-0887c75b90c8"}, 522e0970af5d242094000002, 2013-09-09T14:23:27Z, "Current", "072c8bdd-ca00-43d4-a000-0887c75b90c8", "sam-server.example.com", "server.example.com", "ACME_Corporation", "Active",
The (optional) JSON file contains the same summary information, as well as the complete list of system facts and product information that is available on the details page.
[{"_id":{"$oid":"522e0970af5d242094000002"},"_types":["MarketingProductUsage"],"instance_identifier":"072c8bdd-ca00-43d4-a000-0887c75b90c8","updated":"2013-09-09T17:46:24Z","splice_server":"sam13-dlackey-demo","name":"server.example.com","facts":{"memory_dot_memtotal":"3780964", ...
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