Hello to all,

since we are new users and we purchased Lansweeper a couple of months ago, we don't if the new feature we propose and is of top priority, has already been asked in the past by someone else.

Our top priority is to have a detailed inventory. We would like to be able to edit and add warranty and purchase dates to each individual component of a pc (motherboard, power supply, processor, hard disk e.t.c.).
If I'm not mistaken, currently, we are able to process these piece of information (warranty dates, custom fields e.t.c.) devices only (PCs, printers, network devices e.t.c.).
But when we upgrade a pc component or buy new Desktop Monitor, the specific component has different warranty period.

Perhaps the easiest way to implement this, is to add an "Edit component details", similar to "Edit device details" that exists in printers, routers, switches etc.

Thank you

We wish to have tracking of the user that modifies the data of "Custom Fields".

I don't know about version 4, but in 3.5 it is possible to do this programmatically by modifying the source code in the aspx webpages. I'm sure something similar shouldn't be too hard to do in version 4 or 5

I don't remember exactly what I did, but essentially I removed the input for Custom10 so it doesn't get overwritten, and Custom10 gets the name when the "Save" button is pressed then enters it. To get the username you can use HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name assuming there's authentication setup, as opposed to a Request("Custom10") command.

The web console search field currently uses a "begins with" filter, not a "contains" filter.


Hardware changes can be tracked through the "Changes by type" page in the web console or through the report builder (using tables ending in "hist").

This is on our to do list, but we do not yet have a release date for this feature.

maweko,
we are scanning the registry for the value Software\Policies\Microsoft\FVE\ 'RequireActiveDirectoryBackup' and then using this for a report:



I'd like to have a more accurate way to tell, but it should get you close.

A couple of easy ones:
1. remote boot (for Wake-on-Lan machines)
2. Remote registry (saves steps of open regedit, add other computer...)

THX
Bob

We have 8 scanning servers, one for each division. The local IT manager is responsible for their own local clients. When we want to pull reports it's painful to compile all that data.

It would be nice if there was a way to send scan data from each local division server to a master server to look at the company as a whole. I know this could be done with a double scan (setting up a "master" server in addition to the local server), we did this before, but there were complaints about network traffic.

Kind of an off the wall request, but it would be nice for me :)