# Viewing Agents

This guide explains how to view and manage individual Device Agents from within Agent Settings. You can view useful environmental information, such as physical connection data and MAC and IP addresses, as well as debugging information, and you can manage the metadata of these agents.

1. Go to **Connected Devices > Settings > Agent Settings** on the left navigation.
2. Select **Agents**, if not already selected.

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3. Use the filter and search fields to find a specific agent.
   * Select the field category you want to search on.
   * Type the relevant value for that field in the search box.
4. Click **Search**.

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5. Click **View** to see more details about the agent.

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**On this page you can:**

* View information about the agent such as ID, MAC address, serial number and device model.
* See the last seen date - when it last communicated with our data collection infrastructure.
* View connection data reported by the agent such as IP address and link speed.
* View and modify the ISP, package and timezone of the agent.
* View and modify custom metadata field values.
* View and modify the test schedule associated with the agent.
  * To view your full list of test schedules, see [Using Test Schedules](https://docs.thousandeyes.com/product-documentation/connected-devices/usage-guides/using-test-schedules).
* Click **View in Analytics** to view just that agent in **Connected Devices > Analytics**.
* Click **View in ConstantCare** to view the agent’s recent performance and test results.


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```

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