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‎11-14-2012 06:23 PM
I understand that I could use custom fields to store netowrk info (which ports, which closets etc a device connect through)but what would be great would be:
- put all of that data in a seperate table, including the jack number
- have a dropdown list on the custom fields screen to pick a jack number from (if it exists in the table and no toher device is plugged into it)
- have the rest of the table data for that row display on the screen (read only) showing the network path the computer uses
- ideally have links built in each switch ip address (since they are stored in lansweeper anyway) web console for testing
- put all of that data in a seperate table, including the jack number
- have a dropdown list on the custom fields screen to pick a jack number from (if it exists in the table and no toher device is plugged into it)
- have the rest of the table data for that row display on the screen (read only) showing the network path the computer uses
- ideally have links built in each switch ip address (since they are stored in lansweeper anyway) web console for testing
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‎11-15-2012 03:29 PM
In Lansweeper 5.0, you can see which switch and which port a machine is connected to and, vice versa, which connections a switch has. A Lansweeper 5.0 beta was released last week. A download link and further info can be found here.
