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# System Information

Overview of your Connectware version and installed services.

The **System Information View** provides an overview of your Connectware installation, including the current version, the latest available version, and the number of installed services.

## Viewing the Installed Connectware Version

To check which version of Connectware is currently installed:

1. In the navigation panel, click **System**.
2. In the **System Status View**, click the **System Information** tab.
3. Your Connectware version is displayed in the **Connectware Version** row. If a newer version is available, a download link and changelog are provided.

## System Information View

The **System Information View** summarizes essential details about your Connectware environment.

* To open the **System Information View**, select **System** > **System Status**, and click the **System Information** tab.

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The view includes:

* **Connectware Version**: Shows the version currently installed. If a newer version is available, a download link and changelog are provided. The check for a newer version requires Connectware to have Internet access.
* **Services Installed**: Displays the total number of installed services. Clicking this value opens the **Service Overview** for more details.

## System Information via REST API

The system status API allows you to retrieve information about your system. For more information, see [System Status API](/2-6-1/reference/api-reference/system-status-api.md).


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