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Title Total Network Inventory
version 1.5.34 (12-20-2006)
Author: John Olson
License: Shareware
cost:
199
Description:
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Inventory machines on a network in a minutes with Total Network Inventory! Total Network Inventory is an Asset Management and Tracking application for home, office, and large scale enterprise networks. Total Network Inventory interrogates all machines on a network and reports back with complete information about OS, service packs, hotfixes, hardware, software, running processes, etc. on remote machines. This information is added to the centralized database and administrators are able to generate reports about each or all machines on a network. The program is agent-free and requires no software installed on remote machines. Total Network Inventory has been designed with the user in mind, which is reflected in its interface that provides quick and unobtrusive navigation through the program. Total Network Inventory starts to a Welcome window with six large, image-coded buttons: "Run Scan Wizard", "Scan this PC", "Show Main Window", "Scan Other PC", "Visit product homepage", and "View help contents". Depending on what you want to do, you simply click on the required button and immediately find yourself in that section of the program. Total Network Inventory comes with a Report Builder, which lets you generate reports with a few clicks of a button. Reports are great because they present the information about networked machines in an easy to read and understand manner. Report Builder allows you to generate a report on any topic that interests you ("Single category report"). For example, you can create a report with the information about a network adapter, IP-addresses, MAC-addresses, DHCP, DNS and WINS settings for any number of computers. Besides, in "Multiple category report" mode you can create brief reports on any combination of topics for any number of computers. Inventory machines on a corporate network as if you were sitting in front of them! |
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