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‎09-22-2009 12:47 PM
Hi,
is it possible to scan IP range (we have multiple vlans) for computers, or each computer have to be put manually in configuration?
Since we have more than 1500 clients this would be very nice option.
is it possible to scan IP range (we have multiple vlans) for computers, or each computer have to be put manually in configuration?
Since we have more than 1500 clients this would be very nice option.
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‎10-05-2009 06:07 PM
So the only solution is to enter OU by OU which have to scanned?
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‎10-05-2009 06:18 PM
sisman wrote:
So the only solution is to enter OU by OU which have to scanned?
Yes
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‎10-05-2009 01:20 PM
But I don't see how to EXCLUDE several OU's from scanning.
I can put which OU's I want to scan (but I have over 150 OU's) and only several OU's which I don't want to scan.
So solution is to put several OU's out of scanning process.
I can put which OU's I want to scan (but I have over 150 OU's) and only several OU's which I don't want to scan.
So solution is to put several OU's out of scanning process.
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‎10-05-2009 05:30 PM
sisman wrote:
But I don't see how to EXCLUDE several OU's from scanning.
That is correct.
Note that the including of OU's is recursive, all sub-ou's will also be scanned.
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‎10-05-2009 11:14 AM
If you use active scanning you can filter by OU (not by IP range)
If you use lsclient you can change your login script so lsclient only runs in some ip ranges
If you use lsclient you can change your login script so lsclient only runs in some ip ranges
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‎10-05-2009 10:57 AM
HI, is there any way to exclude from scanning range of computers (using wildcards maybe ??) or we have to put each computer? We want to exclude over 200 PC's, so it's not easy work 🙂
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‎09-24-2009 11:14 AM
Error is "Connection to server failed".
But strange thing, all of them appeared over night !
But strange thing, all of them appeared over night !
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‎09-23-2009 08:43 PM
When you say : LSclient.exe also fails connecting from them...."
Which error do you get?
Could it be a naming resolution problem?
Which error do you get?
Could it be a naming resolution problem?
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‎09-23-2009 08:21 PM
Yes I see that
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