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Today Total Network Inventory has been updated to version 5.6.0 with several new features and major improvements.
Two new summary charts help you quickly assess your legacy processor fleet, your PC’s RAM, and identify devices in need of an upgrade.
TNI is now able to collect additional information on processors:
This will help you get even more accurate reports on your PCs readiness to upgrade to Windows 11.
Let’s look under the hood: in the new version, updating information about …
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The new Total Network Inventory update is here! This time, the Software Accounting Manager received new features and improvements, which has a License Cost Calculator. The new licenses feature “Payments” will allow you to calculate and display a summary of the licenses cost for software installed on the network for certain periods in a few clicks.
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Today we have prepared an update that is especially necessary for those who use Total Network Inventory frequently and with many devices. Regular scanning of computers using pre-installed resident agents has now become much easier, more convenient and efficient.
First news of the new year!
Today we have a big update of the Software Accounting and Licenses module in Total Network Inventory. Now, TNI automatically collects software license keys from Adobe, Corel and Autodesk on Windows and macOS!
All local keys for Photoshop, Acrobat, CorelDRAW, AutoCAD and other software from these developers, from all PCs on your network are now collected in one place.
But there’s more: automatic binding of the collected keys to the appropriate software and licenses in the database, manual binding of the keys to the specific software, changing the status …
On December 10, a critical vulnerability was discovered in the Log4j component from the Apache Software Foundation, rated at a maximum of 10 on the CVSS scale.
The Log4j component (also known as Log4Shell and LogJam) is a Java-based logging package used by developers to log errors. At the moment, it is already known that the CVE-2021-44228 vulnerability affected a large number of software, including some services of the largest tech companies such as Amazon, Apple, Cisco, Google, Microsoft, Steam and IBM. The Dutch Cybersecurity Center has created a regularly updated doc on GitHub listing the affected applications.
With …
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Today we have released another update for Total Network Inventory: Change log is now also integrated into the Task Scheduler!
Initially, a new Task Scheduler could handle the following tasks: network scanning, synchronization with AD, building table reports, data import and backup. From now, you can build reports on hardware and software changes of computers and servers in your network on a schedule.
We have also implemented an extended collection of information about USB devices: names are displayed immediately with detailed information, and popular today USB hubs are now identified and included in reports.
This …