Psst!
It’s me, Donald. And I’ve got some intelligence on one of the upcoming TNI features.
Now, the developers team didn’t want this to be made public prematurely. We don’t know the arrival date for the thing yet, it’s not the right time to reveal it, they told me. But I’ve managed to sneak a screenshot while no one was looking. One little screenshot can do no harm, right? I’ll just leave it here for you.
Table conditions! Powerful thing, if you ask me. I love it. Can’t wait for it to be released so you could love it too!…
Good news, everyone!
With the new update (which you are hereby encouraged to download and install) TNI is now capable of natively scanning FreeBSD-powered machines!
But that’s not all. Check out the full changelist:
Another update goes live: TNI 2.0.1 (1088). Download it!
Greetings from Donald Grizzly and the guys from Softinventive Lab.
First of all, we’d like to thank our users for all the feedback that we get. Most of it is very constructive, detailed and helpful, and it keeps us on track.
Recently we updated TNI to version 2.0.1 (1074). We’ve fixed a few bugs and implemented a couple of highly requested features. Here’s the list of some of the changes in the update:
Once again, hi! This time I’ll demonstrate the matchless powers of the new network tree. We all like to have matchless powers, right?
The first of your new powers is called Displayed text. Click the button and choose which piece of data all the assets will be represented by. If you don’t care for network names, you can choose to see IP addresses in their place. Or asset tags. Or user names. Or simply custom aliases. Also, you can use any of these values for additional text that will be printed out in blue on the right.
The second …
I’m back again to showcase the new scanner. Like most other things in TNI 2, it’s easy to use and quite self-explanatory, but has some potential that is not at all that obvious. But first things first.
It’s not a wizard anymore. Not a Wizard — I could write a song with this title! Over the years we’ve grown sick and tired of those omnipresent step-by-step wizards that make you follow some unnatural screenplay by an invisible screenwriter while cut off from the rest of the program’s features. Not anymore. It’s a single screen just like the rest of …