Guessing this belongs to BMC Track-It!

Ann, you could run this up as a new Idea, but the default concept is that the Audit will populate the RAM info for you.  There are no provisions right now to allow you to specify MB, GB, etc.

-Keith

Ann

Are you saying that Audit does not seem to detect the RAM, or that Audit does not have to enter individual bytes?

-Keith

If you go into Tools > Support Center, then to the Licensing tab, how many Windows Audit licenses do you own, and how many are in use?

-Keith

Based on that, then it sounds like only 26 machines should be showing any RAM that was picked up by the Audit.  You may want to expand the number of machines that you conduct your audits on, so that the RAM values are automatically updated for you.  This Community post talks about some of the ways you can initiate audits.  I personally prefer using a login script or similar, because it's easier to set up and maintain.

Track-It! Inventory 101 - Initiating an Audit

-Keith

There are two main ways to initiate an audit:

-Automatically, from within Track-It

-Manually, outside of Track-It!.

The automatic method depends heavily on your network environment.  In order to have a high success rate, there are a lot of things that you have to ensure before you try to do any sort of mass audits.  If those environmental considerations aren't met, then you'll have a poor success rate, and a lot of failures.

On the other hand, if you initiate your audits using a login script or a GPO, then you take all of those environmental dependencies out of the picture, and your success rate goes up dramatically.

Again, this BMC Community post goes over the different ways that you can initiate your audits:  Track-It! Inventory 101 - Initiating an Audit

If you do want to try to stick with the automatic audits, then this Community post goes over those environmental concerns that I was talking about:  Track-It! Inventory 101 - Workstation Manager

-Keith