‎09-04-2014 02:44 AM
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‎09-04-2014 04:16 PM - last edited on ‎01-25-2023 07:49 PM by Mercedes_O
We recommend having a look at our trial and online documentation . Lansweeper was not designed to detect "rogue" devices and/or deny network access to these devices. It does a lot of other things however, much more than you require.
When your trial expires, the software will revert to freeware mode. Important to note about the freeware version of Lansweeper:
∙ Only supports scanning with the LsClient scanning method, which does not scan network devices: http://lansweeper.com/kb/7/how-to-scan.html
∙ Supports just one domain/workgroup
∙ No VMware or Hyper-V host scanning
∙ No SQL Server scanning
∙ No warranty scanning
∙ No hardware or software history tracking
∙ No (software or OS) product key scanning
∙ No access to the report builder
∙ No active directory integration
∙ No report/event log email alerts
∙ No access to technical support
‎09-04-2014 04:16 PM - last edited on ‎01-25-2023 07:49 PM by Mercedes_O
We recommend having a look at our trial and online documentation . Lansweeper was not designed to detect "rogue" devices and/or deny network access to these devices. It does a lot of other things however, much more than you require.
When your trial expires, the software will revert to freeware mode. Important to note about the freeware version of Lansweeper:
∙ Only supports scanning with the LsClient scanning method, which does not scan network devices: http://lansweeper.com/kb/7/how-to-scan.html
∙ Supports just one domain/workgroup
∙ No VMware or Hyper-V host scanning
∙ No SQL Server scanning
∙ No warranty scanning
∙ No hardware or software history tracking
∙ No (software or OS) product key scanning
∙ No access to the report builder
∙ No active directory integration
∙ No report/event log email alerts
∙ No access to technical support
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