LSpush for Offine Systems

[Sujitha_L_M]

Dear concern.

We installed Lspush for the systems which are in our network. But we are not aware of installing Lspush for office machines. Could you please suggest on this.

ThanQ

[Sujitha_L_M]

ThanQ. the information is very useful.

[Sujitha_L_M]

So you are trying to say that we need to execute Lspush manually for the machines which are offine. and is there any script to run Lspush from server for those systems. Because we are having a trouble to execute lspush in branch location systems as we cannot install manually and moreover it is not in out network to install lspush.

[Hemoco]

Sujitha L M wrote:
So you are trying to say that we need to execute Lspush manually for the machines which are offine

If you have client machines that are not connected to the site your Lansweeper server is located in, then you must run LsPush on these client machines in order to scan them, yes.

Sujitha L M wrote:
and is there any script to run Lspush from server for those systems

Could you clarify what you mean by "from server". Are you referring to your Lansweeper server? If so, then no. LsPush must either be executed manually on the client machines you wish to scan or you must deploy it in the client machines' domain using a logon script or GPO.

[Hemoco]

LsPush is the only agent based scanning method included in your Lansweeper installation. If there are no TCP/IP or VPN connections between the site your Lansweeper server is located in and the client machines you wish to scan, you will need to run LsPush on these client machines in order to scan them. This will require access to the machines or the domain they're located in.

Note that LsPush doesn't need to be "installed". It's an executable that, when run on a client machine, performs a full local scan of that machine.

[Sujitha_L_M]

We are having a list of machines which are not in our network. As we are unable to connect those systems to install lspush software, is there any alternative to install the same in the machines which are not in our network.

ThanQ

[Hemoco]

Could you please clarify what you mean by "office machines" and what you are interested in doing specifically.