Customizing the Web Console

Share dashboard tabs with other users

This page explains how to share a dashboard tab with all users who have asset management rights. By default, everyone in your network has access to the Lansweeper web console and can log in with either the Built-in Admin button or a Windows username...

Set the date format

This page explains how each user in the web console can choose their own date format, which will be used throughout the console. Each user who logs into the Lansweeper Classic web console can choose their own date format, which will be used through...

Change the web console ports under IIS Express

The Lansweeper installer lets you choose a custom HTTP and HTTPS port to install the web console under. If you don't choose custom ports, the installer will automatically install the web console under the first available ports. You can always change ...

Create custom widgets

This page covers how you can create custom widgets in Lansweeper On-premises. Creating a custom data widget in Lansweeper On-premises is a straightforward process, especially when displaying data like SQL query results that don't require user inpu...

Enable authentication in IIS

By default, everyone in your network has access to the Lansweeper Classic web console. Access can also be restricted however, by following these instructions. To have your browser handle authentication of anyone accessing the console, you will need t...

List of currency culture codes

This page gives an overview of the currency culture codes that can be used throughout the Lansweeper Classic web console. The currency used throughout the Lansweeper web console, e.g. in the license compliance modules and for custom currency fields,...

Secure your Lansweeper On-premises setup

This page explains how you can update the AllowedContentDomains appsetting, and covers several key security settings that secure your Lansweeper On-premises environment. As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing security for Lansweeper install...