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‎10-21-2022 11:06 AM - last edited on ‎04-01-2024 03:49 PM by Mercedes_O
Hi,
I registered some assets manually, which LS cannot detect. Therefore, I disabled the parameter that deletes assets not seen in XX days. As a result, I have a huge mess of equipment that no longer exists or has moved, but is just deactivated.
Is there a way to clean this, without impacting manual entries? I don't want to lose what I've done.
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‎10-21-2022 03:38 PM
Hello there!
We would recommend using your database cleanup options as per usual, so your scanned assets are still cleaned up and then excluding the manually created assets from being cleaned up.
You can prevent specific assets from being deleted or having their state changed by your cleanup options. To do this, click the Assets link at the top of the console, tick the checkboxes in front of your manually created assets, hit the Mass Edit Assets button on the left, and tick the Not Affected By Cleanup Options field.
This is also explained here: https://www.lansweeper.com/knowledgebase/performing-automated-database-cleanups/
‎10-21-2022 03:38 PM
Hello there!
We would recommend using your database cleanup options as per usual, so your scanned assets are still cleaned up and then excluding the manually created assets from being cleaned up.
You can prevent specific assets from being deleted or having their state changed by your cleanup options. To do this, click the Assets link at the top of the console, tick the checkboxes in front of your manually created assets, hit the Mass Edit Assets button on the left, and tick the Not Affected By Cleanup Options field.
This is also explained here: https://www.lansweeper.com/knowledgebase/performing-automated-database-cleanups/
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