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‎10-16-2018 01:08 PM
I'm mainly trying to track Microsoft Office 2016 home and business licences. Now, I understand Office 2016 product keys are not listed in the registry and that is why Lansweeper can't get it automatically.
I do know which licence is installed on which workstation. I want to enter this info into Lansweeper but I couldn't find any way to do that. Is this possible ?
I do know which licence is installed on which workstation. I want to enter this info into Lansweeper but I couldn't find any way to do that. Is this possible ?
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‎10-18-2018 03:30 PM
Is it possible? Yes.
It just depends how you want to add it. By default, Lansweeper does not have an option to add license keys you already know. It's designed to scan them. However, you can add the keys to the database regardless if you are confident with SQL scripts.
You would have to check first how many license keys have been scanned so you can determine at which SerialID you can start. Then you can modify the report below and change the fields to have the correct values.
The alternative is to add it to an asset custom field either trough the web console or again, using a script.
It just depends how you want to add it. By default, Lansweeper does not have an option to add license keys you already know. It's designed to scan them. However, you can add the keys to the database regardless if you are confident with SQL scripts.
You would have to check first how many license keys have been scanned so you can determine at which SerialID you can start. Then you can modify the report below and change the fields to have the correct values.
SET IDENTITY_INSERT tblserialnumber ON
insert into tblSerialnumber (SerialID, AssetID, Product, ProductID, ProductKey, Lastchanged)
VALUES
(1,1,'Microsoft Office 2016', 'ProductID','ProductKey', GetDate()),
(2,2,'Microsoft Office 2016', 'ProductID','ProductKey', GetDate()),
(3,3,'Microsoft Office 2016', 'ProductID','ProductKey', GetDate())
SET IDENTITY_INSERT tblserialnumber OFF
The alternative is to add it to an asset custom field either trough the web console or again, using a script.
