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Lansweeper

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Lansweeper

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  • Latest Version

    Lansweeper 11.2.0.3 LATEST

  • Review by

    Daniel Leblanc

  • Operating System

    Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / Windows 11

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    Geert Moernaut / External Link

  • Filename

    LansweeperSetup_11.2.0.3.exe

Discover all IT assets in your network without having to install any software on your machines. Lansweeper finds & gathers information on all assets, listing hardware specs, installed software, user details, and much more. Eliminate one of the biggest hurdles in IT, getting complete end-to-end visibility of your network, and save valuable time and resources.

All your Hardware, Software, and Users, all in one place. Lansweeper consolidates all asset details in a centralized web-based, System of Record. It offers corporations complete visibility into their distributed IT environments, informing them which assets they own, where they are located, who is using them, and much more. Clicking on an individual asset record lets you see all the granular information Lansweeper has collected.

Get the answers you need in no time. Need a quick overview of all the printers in the office or serial numbers of all your PCs? Need a run-down of all new devices that were found in the last 24 hours? Choose from over 400 ready-mades, out of the box network reports, or build custom reports within minutes.

Get a complete and detailed inventory of your IT assets wherever they are located: on-premises, cloud instances, or mobile endpoints.​ Go beyond the massive amount of asset information retrieves by default and get a complete and up-to-date asset inventory. Choose from over 400 ready-mades, out-of-the-box reports, or build custom reports within minutes. Set up dashboards for a birds-eye view of your IT.

Features and Highlights

Software inventory
With the app it's easy to track and audit all your installed software, you can create powerful software inventory reports to find out which application is installed on which computer. Google unknown software and publishers right from the web interface and find out who is running software that's not up to date.

Network inventory
The program cannot only detect all hardware devices in your computers but with its change tracking it can find out when a device was changed or removed. Not only does It scans Windows devices, but it also gathers details about all other IP enabled devices on your network from the network discovery scan. (Linux, Printers, Routers, ...)

IT Asset management
The App's asset management features give you an instant overview of all of the hardware in your network. Keep track of assets currently in use, anything in stock and, if you choose to, anything that used to be active in your network. Manually assign states to assets (e.g. “stock”, “in repair”) or use database cleanup options to list only current hardware.

CMDB ITIL Configuration Database
Lansweeper's CMDB options allow you to scan assets as well as manually add assets to the web console. Use the New Asset button to create assets or import from a CSV file. You can then group your assets, place assets on a map, create relationships with other assets or users, and more.

Note: Requires MS .NET Framework. Limited to 100 assets in the demo version.

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What's new in this version:

Added:
- Added an option for LsAgent groups to configure exclusive LsAgent asset scanning. These assets will not be scanned by agentless or credential-free scanning methods
- Added a new section to the server options to allow more control over unique records cleanup
- Improved Cisco model specifications
- Added more keyboard data for Windows assets, such as the “Layout name” and “Layout variant” fields and a link for more information
- Added the layout name and layout variant fields to the Windows asset summary page

Changed:
- Updated “AirWatch” to “VMware Workspace One UEM (AirWatch)” in the console
- The size of log files included in the GatherLogs tool has been decreased
- Old authorized or unauthorized software unique records will only be cleaned up if no action has been assigned to the software
- Removed unnecessary and duplicate CSRF checks, and improved logging for failed CSRF checks
- Improved the AD data cleanup functionality and added the option to throttle the volume of requests
- The loading speed of the helpdesk tab has been improved by optimizing the custom filter query
- Memory usage of the Lansweeper service has been improved by implementing more efficient disposal of objects created by WMI

Fixed:
- An excessive number of “The LDAP Server is unavailable” error messages were being displayed on the Server Log page
- Deleting an ESXi host left stale entries in the tblVmwareGuest table
- An error occurred when setting the authentication mode to mixed during installation
- HP Laserjet printers were misidentified as Switches
- The same antivirus software could be displayed multiple times in the Software > Antivirus section of Windows computer asset pages
- The Windows Computer (eventlog only) scanning target was not functioning as expected
- An error occurred when attempting to scan vCenter targets
- The Edit Ticket menu in the helpdesk displayed incomplete information due to misaligned dropdown lists
- It was not possible to select an item from a dropdown list in the helpdesk using a keystroke
- Creating a knowledgebase article in the helpdesk from a ticket resulted in an error
- An issue sometimes occurred for installations with multiple scan servers where upgradescript 900 failed to create tblOTModule due to a deadlock on tblAssets
- When an incorrect username or password was used to connect to a VMware instance, an error message incorrectly appeared in the Windows Event Viewer
- Cloud sync did not work correctly when a proxy that required authentication was used
- Microsoft Entra ID scans sometimes failed, throwing an “Object reference not set to an instance of an object” error
- Comments on assets could not be edited
- The Windows computer scanning target was blocked for computers in a workgroup. Domain mapping was not used for computer scanning targets
- The IP location was missing for ESXi host and VMware guest assets following a rescan
- Assets without an IP address were not cleaned up
- A print spooler error was shown even when the PRINTERDRIVERS scan item was not enabled
- An error occurred when adding a scanning exclusion without selecting an exclusion reason
- Event filter widgets were displayed incorrectly
- The Status and Version of the VM tools were no longer retrieved when scanning ESXi or vCenter servers
- The Last successful scan field did not display the credential used for the scan
- The scanning service could send an excessive number of queries to the domain controllers
- Foreign key constraint errors could occur when deleting assets scanned through Microsoft Entra ID
- Cleanup options would wrongly delete asset radar records, even when brought in by another scanning server
- The “Assets: All licensed assets in Lansweeper” report showed a different number of assets compared to the number on the license page
- LsAgent scans didn’t pick up certain registry keys

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