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‎02-03-2010 07:13 AM
Dear All,
I have premium version of lansweeper. I used logon script to run the lsclient.exe to scan the systems. My scenario is my user objects are distributed in different OU's but i need to scan computers which exists in only one OU. I have disabled Active scanning and put the OU filtering but still it scans all the computers in the domain .How do i solve this issue ?
I have premium version of lansweeper. I used logon script to run the lsclient.exe to scan the systems. My scenario is my user objects are distributed in different OU's but i need to scan computers which exists in only one OU. I have disabled Active scanning and put the OU filtering but still it scans all the computers in the domain .How do i solve this issue ?
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‎02-03-2010 02:18 PM
Yes, it's the last script off the link

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‎02-03-2010 02:02 PM
Thanks a lot for the quick respone
But the VBScript says about the user filtering i guess. I need to filter computer objects based out of OU where the lsclient will be running from the user login ( can be vbscript ) , here the user objects are distibuted in different OU's . Is it possibe ?
Eg:The lsclient is running from the user "X " which is located in OU "ABC". The user logged in 2 different systems which are located in OU "LMN" and "XYZ" . I need to scan only the OU "XYZ" and get the system details from it, not needed data from "LMN ". Is it possible ? In short i need computer details from one OU in which client is listening from the user logins which are based out of different OU's
Hope it makes sense.
But the VBScript says about the user filtering i guess. I need to filter computer objects based out of OU where the lsclient will be running from the user login ( can be vbscript ) , here the user objects are distibuted in different OU's . Is it possibe ?
Eg:The lsclient is running from the user "X " which is located in OU "ABC". The user logged in 2 different systems which are located in OU "LMN" and "XYZ" . I need to scan only the OU "XYZ" and get the system details from it, not needed data from "LMN ". Is it possible ? In short i need computer details from one OU in which client is listening from the user logins which are based out of different OU's
Hope it makes sense.

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‎02-03-2010 10:57 AM
1)no, OU filtering only works with active scanning
2) See 1
3) You will have to delete the computers from the database.
2) See 1
3) You will have to delete the computers from the database.

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‎02-03-2010 10:28 AM
Please confirm the following things.
1. If we use the ou filtering option in the configuration by disbaling the active scanning , will it work without changing the login script to vbs ?
2. If vb script is the only option , what settings to do with active scanning option ?
3. What to do with the scanned systems from other OU's ? Do i need to delete manually or any other option ?
Thanks in advance
1. If we use the ou filtering option in the configuration by disbaling the active scanning , will it work without changing the login script to vbs ?
2. If vb script is the only option , what settings to do with active scanning option ?
3. What to do with the scanned systems from other OU's ? Do i need to delete manually or any other option ?
Thanks in advance

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‎02-03-2010 09:36 AM
OU filtering only works for active scanning.
If you want to use OU filtering with lsclient I recommend to launch lsclient from a vbscript.
See this page : http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1098379&page=2
I recommend the nametranslate function
You will get something like this:
OU = (insert code to find OU)
If OU = "yourOU" then
lsclient.exe servername
end if
If you want to use OU filtering with lsclient I recommend to launch lsclient from a vbscript.
See this page : http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1098379&page=2
I recommend the nametranslate function
You will get something like this:
OU = (insert code to find OU)
If OU = "yourOU" then
lsclient.exe servername
end if
