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# Endpoints Diagram
The Endpoints Diagram section shows a simpler way of displaying EndPoints information.
In the upper part the Title of the Page: EndPoints Diagram. And the options of "Endpoints Export.”
Endpoints Diagram Table
By default, ten rows of information are displayed. If the user want to see more or change the pagination in the lower right corner, there are pagination controls.
It has the information regarding the Hosts that at some times have connected to the Platform where information such as is presented:
* Host name.
* Operating System.
* Operating System Version.
* Processor Information.
* Graph
* Logs
By default, the EndPoints will be displayed in line at the beginning of the table.
By default, ten rows of information are shown. If the user wish to see more or change the pagination in the lower right corner are the pagination controls.
**View Diagram of Latest Endpoint Emulations**
To view the Endpoint Last Emulations Diagram, follow the steps below:
1. Click on the icon  in the Actions column of the Endpoint the user wish to view the diagram.
2. The Prior 10 Emulations window will be displayed.
**Download an Endpoint Logs**
To view the Endpoint Last Emulations Diagram, follow the steps below:
1. Go to the Endpoints Diagram Tab.
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3. Select the logs date the user want to download. If the date is valid the download will start. Otherwise, a warning will appear.
**Sort Endpoints Diagram Elements**
The Artifact table headers that allow ordering are Host Name, Operating System, System version and Processor.
Each of these columns has quick order options represented by an upward pointing arrow  or downward  .
To sort the items in a column, follow these steps:
1. Position the cursor on the text in the column header.
2. An upward arrow appears by default .
3. Click on the arrow to sort the items in the column alphabetically (A-Z, smallest-largest).
4. Click on the arrow again to reorder the column items alphabetically (Z-A, highest-lowest), the arrow will change downward. .