This method applies if you are using Windows Core version.

1. Open a command prompt.
2. Type wmic and then type "product get name,version" as shown below:

   

   To filter the results and display Trend Micro products only, type the following:

   Product where "Vendor like '%Trend Micro%'" get name,version

   

For AIX, run this command to get the DSA version:

# lslpp -l |grep ds_agent

For most Linux or Solaris UNIX platform, the following command can quickly obtain the agent version and build:

# strings /opt/ds_agent/lib/dsa_core.so |egrep "9.6.*"

The sample command above can get the build number for DSA 9.6.

To determine the agent version, execute the appropriate command for your Solaris version:

• Solaris 10: #pkginfo -l ds-agent

  

• Solaris 11: #pkg info ds-agent

  

To know the agent version, log in as root and run the following command:

[root@localhost Desktop]# yum info ds_agent

The result will display the agent version similar below:

Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, langpacks
  Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
  * base: mirror.pregi.net
  * extras: mirror.pregi.net
  * updates: mirror.pregi.net
  Installed Packages
  Name        : ds_agent
  Arch        : x86_64
  Version : 11.0.0
   Release     : 173.el7
  Size        : 12 M
  Repo        : installed
  Summary     : Trend Micro Deep Security Agent
  URL         : http://www.trendmicro.com/
  License     : Copyright (c) 2004-2010, Trend Micro Inc.
  Description : The ds_agent program communicates with the Trend Micro
  : Deep Security Manager and controls the local firewall,
   : content filtering, integrity monitoring, and log inspection rules.

The procedure below applies to Debian 8 and 9, as well as Ubuntu 14 and 16.

1. SSH to Debian operating system and switch to root.
2. Type "# apt-cache policy ds-agent" as shown below:

   

   Another way to check the agent version is to run "root@ubuntu:~# dpkg -s ds-agent" command.
   Below is a sample result: