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‎05-13-2014 01:59 PM
Hello,
We are currently thinking of buying LanSweeper. But there are several packages who are stating that you have a limited amount of 'assets'. Our question is: What is an 'asset'?
Is 1 asset considered as 1 device?
Thank you for answering!
We are currently thinking of buying LanSweeper. But there are several packages who are stating that you have a limited amount of 'assets'. Our question is: What is an 'asset'?
Is 1 asset considered as 1 device?
Thank you for answering!
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‎05-13-2014 02:47 PM
The definition of a "client" or "asset" in Lansweeper is a machine scanned by Lansweeper or a machine that was manually added to the database. This can be a Linux, Unix, Mac or Windows computer, VMware server or other network device (printer, switch…). You can view your current client count in the Configuration/Scanning Setup/Database Scripts section of the Lansweeper web console. Monitors do not count as licensed assets. You can check the actual number of licensed assets in the section Configuration/Your license.
Only the Standard versions (250 clients / 750 clients) are limited to respectively 250 and 750 licensed assets. All other license types have no limitation on the number of assets.
Only the Standard versions (250 clients / 750 clients) are limited to respectively 250 and 750 licensed assets. All other license types have no limitation on the number of assets.
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The definition of a "client" or "asset" in Lansweeper is a machine scanned by Lansweeper or a machine that was manually added to the database. This can be a Linux, Unix, Mac or Windows computer, VMware server or other network device (printer, switch…). You can view your current client count in the Configuration/Scanning Setup/Database Scripts section of the Lansweeper web console. Monitors do not count as licensed assets. You can check the actual number of licensed assets in the section Configuration/Your license.
Only the Standard versions (250 clients / 750 clients) are limited to respectively 250 and 750 licensed assets. All other license types have no limitation on the number of assets.
Only the Standard versions (250 clients / 750 clients) are limited to respectively 250 and 750 licensed assets. All other license types have no limitation on the number of assets.
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