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# Agents View
Monitor the health of all your distributed agents from a central overview in the Connectware Admin UI.
The **Agents View** allows you to monitor the name, version, status, and hostname of your agents. The list shows both online and offline agents.
* To open the **Agents View**, click **System** > **System Status** and click the **Agents** tab.
Agents View
Here is an overview of the functions of the **Agents View**.
**Name**
* The unique identifier of the agent.
**Version**
* The current Connectware version number of the installed agent.
**Status**
* The current operational state of the agent: online or offline.
**Hostname**
* The network hostname or address where the agent is running.
**Delete**
* Removes offline agents from the list. Select one or more offline agents and click **Delete** on the toolbar. Online agents cannot be deleted.
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