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# Monitoring
## Status
The connectivity status of the agents can be monitored by navigating to `System > System Status > Agents` in the UI.
In the table of currently known agents, for each agent the current status (*online* / *offline*) is shown, as well as the version number of this particular agent container, and the hostname as configured when starting the agent container.
Agents in *offline* status can be removed from this list by pressing the `Delete` icon in the upper right corner after selecting that row in the table. Note: This merely removes the agent from the list, but it does *not remove a registered user* from the user database! To remove a registered agent user from the user database, go to the “User Management” page in the Admin-UI and delete that particular user, see [Deleting Users](/1-7-2/documentation/user-management/users.md#deleting-users).
## Docker Logs
The docker logs (or: debug output) of the agent containers *can not be monitored* from within Connectware. Instead, those logs need to be monitored by the chosen [orchestration tool (above)](/1-7-2/documentation/agents/installation.md#orchestration) that is also responsible for the container deployment.
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