And we are continuing our series of tutorials. As we promised, today weāre going to describe the most popular filters and advise how to apply them best.
All filters are located right under the āSoftwareā and āLicensesā tabs and have the following form:
While filters are not enabled, the main list will display all of the software from all scanned workstations.
Use āAsset filterā to display a list of software on specific workstations. Select a device, several devices (make sure that the āMultiple selectionā box is checked) or a group in the network tree to …
Usually, when someone visits the “Software accounting” tab for the first time, he just doesnāt know from where to start. Well, software and license accounting in networks has never been too easy. We decided to release a series of blog posts for those who have just begun to use this module or avoided using it for some reason. We are going to advise you from where to start and what kind of information may prove to be most useful.
First, you need to pay attention to the menu in the upper left corner. This is where …
When you rescan an asset that has already been scanned in the past, you probably want to get the most up-to-date information. And you also want to see what exactly has changed.
The latter used to be a rather tricky thing to do. But look!
A quick reminder: every time you scan an asset, TNI creates a new snapshot of it and puts it in your storage. In the View details tab you switch between snapshots using a date/time box next to the asset name:
In Options / Scanner you can …
We’re delighted to announce that Total Network Inventory 3 is available today.
TNI 3 is a major update we’ve been working on for quite some time. It’s packed with great stuff.
You may have heard a word or two from us about this one.
We’ve brought the Software accounting feature in TNI to the whole new level. You won’t find anything like this in other …
Today weāre back with new TNI 2 update. And itās all about ACTION!
Or, rather, actions: things you can now do remotely to computers in your network right from TNI. But before we jump in, as always, hereās the change-list:
There are a few Standard actions that TNI performs directly (Reboot, Power-off and Wake-on-LAN) as well as Custom actions, where you …
Greetings! The change list is short this time, but check it out:
The “list” kind of looks like a cigarette, but remember: smoking kills…
Yeah, I’d rather tell you all about the new Big Feature.
Yes, the Scheduler operates on saved task lists.
To create these, you first add some tasks to the scanner, set them up (i.e. discover nodes within ranges, enter logins and passwords, etc) and then you click Save current tasks button on the sidebar.
The result is what you see in the figure here. Each …