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‎12-02-2016 09:17 AM
I have the problem this some servers on one and the same network adapter two different addresses IP has.
How can I do it that both addresses IP are performed?
At the moment it is changed the IP constantly according to which Scan degree ran.
How can I do it that both addresses IP are performed?
At the moment it is changed the IP constantly according to which Scan degree ran.

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‎01-10-2017 08:40 AM
To many thanks to for your answer, it concerns Windows Server. The problem is not which is not grasped the IP, but which I only one IP about this search field finds.
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Andreas

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Andreas
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‎01-10-2017 08:40 AM
To many thanks to for your answer, it concerns Windows Server. The problem is not which is not grasped the IP, but which I only one IP about this search field finds.
greetings
Andreas

greetings
Andreas
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‎01-02-2017 10:59 AM
The IP address you see at the top of an asset page is the last IP address Lansweeper used to scan the asset, this is expected behavior. The other IP address should be visible in the network section of the asset page still though.
We're not sure which asset type you're talking about here, but all MAC addresses should be listed on the asset page as well in the network section. If the asset is non-Windows, the first MAC address scanned will be the unique key of the asset, as explained in this article. Though this shouldn't be a problem when rescanning the asset through a different network interface.
We're not sure which asset type you're talking about here, but all MAC addresses should be listed on the asset page as well in the network section. If the asset is non-Windows, the first MAC address scanned will be the unique key of the asset, as explained in this article. Though this shouldn't be a problem when rescanning the asset through a different network interface.

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‎12-28-2016 11:55 AM
could somebody betray to me please, how does one find an Asset with two network maps?? (two addresses MAC) or also an Asset with two network addresses (with an address MAC)
greetings AndreasS
greetings AndreasS
