1. In the Configuration Manager console, click Monitoring.

2. In the Monitoring workspace, expand Reporting, and then click Reports.

3. In the Reports pane, click the Category heading to order the reports by type:

   • For client deployment, use the Client Information and Client Push folders
     
     
   • For client status, use the Client Status folder.
     
     
   • For mobile devices, use the Mobile Devices folder
     
     

4. Click the report that you want to run, and then on the Home tab, in the Report Group group, click Run.

5. In the report name pane, click View Report.

1. In the Configuration Manager console, click Monitoring.

2. In the Monitoring workspace, expand Client Status.

3. In the Client Status node, review the following information:

   • Overall Client Status – Displays high-level information about computers in your hierarchy that might be experiencing problems. You can click any item on the list to create a temporary collection under the Devices node of the Assets and Compliance workspace. When you click the temporary collection, a list of computers with the status you selected is displayed together with further information that can help you to troubleshoot problems.
     
     
   • Most Frequent Client Check Errors – Displays a graph that shows the most frequent reasons why client computers failed client checks.
     
     

4. In the Client Activity node, review the following information:

   • Client activity for all devices – Displays a chart showing active computers, inactive computers and computers with no Configuration Manager client installed. Click a section of the pie chart to create a temporary collection under the Devices node of the Assets and Compliance workspace. When you click the temporary collection, a list of computers with the status you selected is displayed together with further information that can help you to troubleshoot problems.
     
     
   • Client activity trend for all clients – Displays a graph showing client activity over a specified period. You can configure the time period to display from the Client activity period drop-down list.
     
     

     Note
     If you want to build an accurate Trends graph, do not configure the client status update recurrence interval to be longer than 1 day.

5. In the Client Check node, review the following information:

   • Client check results for all devices – Displays a chart showing computers that passed client check, computers that failed client check, computers that have not reported results and computers with no Configuration Manager client installed. Click a section of the pie chart to create a temporary collection under the Devices node of the Assets and Compliance workspace. When you click the temporary collection, a list of computers with the status you selected is displayed together with further information that can help you to troubleshoot problems and you can click the Client Check Detail tab in the details pane to discover any remediation actions that Configuration Manager took.
     
     

     Note
     Client status does not summarize or display data for computers that have been marked as obsolete in the Configuration Manager database.

   • Client check trend for all active clients – Displays a graph showing client computers that passed client check over a specified period. You can configure the time period to display from the Client check period drop-down list.
     
     

Additionally, you can use Configuration Manager reports to find out more information about the status of clients in your hierarchy. Client status reports have the category of Client Status. For more information about how to run reports, see Reporting in Configuration Manager.

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