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Chronologie wrote:
why all of my devce detected as undefined in IP location overview?
This is not an error message. Your IP Location Overview lists the IP ranges you’ve assigned a name to. For instance, you can call the 192.168.1.1 – 192.168.1.254 range “Location A” and “Location A” will then be listed in your IP Location Overview. This allows you to easily click through to the machines in that range. IP locations can be configured in the Lansweeper configuration console under Configuration\IP Range Locations.
If you have not defined any IP locations, all machines are listed under Undefined. More info on IP locations can be found on page 54 of
our online documentation.
Chronologie wrote:
why some computers in same domain not listed in scanned device?
Which scanning method(s) are you using: Active Scanning, IP Range Scanning, Scheduled Scanning and/or LsPush?
Chronologie wrote:
Am i must login as my domain administrator on my windows to run the basic action like Shutdown, reboot or Uninstall software?
The error you are seeing indicates that the action executable cannot be found. Could you please check which action path is listed in the Lansweeper configuration console under Configuration\Custom Actions\Computer Actions. This is where the web console tries to locate the executables.
Chronologie wrote:
Why some computers is detected as NAS?
Computers may be detected as devices if port 135 is closed. The device shown in your screenshot hasn't been rescanned in a while however. Was a correct "computer" entry generated for this machine as well? If so, port 135 appears to have been (re)opened and you can simply delete the faulty device entry. Select it in the Lansweeper configuration console under Lansweeper\Scanned Devices and hit the Delete button.
Chronologie wrote:
And how to resolve this
"Access is denied" generally means that the scanning credential you've submitted (mjt\mojoadmin2) does not have administrative privileges on the client machine. You can update your scanning credential in the Lansweeper configuration console under Scanning Options\Scanning Credentials.
Another option is that you scan the machine locally using LsPush instead. More info on LsPush can be found on page 32 and beyond of our online documentation.
Chronologie wrote:
Can i grouping the computer? for example i want to group computer 1 until computer 29 in Hardware section, and computer 30 until 35 to other section.
In Lansweeper 4.2, you can only create IP locations. You cannot create custom groups. The ability to create custom groups was added in Lansweeper 5.0, which is currently in beta. A download link and more info on the beta can be found
here.