‎12-13-2023
11:38 AM
- last edited
a week ago
by
Mercedes_O
Hi everyone!
Lansweeper is delighted to announce the availability of its new Network Discovery in your Lansweeper Site, now in Preview. Discover more details of your assets remotely with Network Discovery, now available on Windows, Linux and macOS with auto update on all platforms.
During Preview, Network Discovery can still produce duplicate assets. Optionally, you can resolve duplicate assets by opening Scanning › Discovery systems and unlinking the Network Discovery system(s), and removing all related data.
Learn how to install/deploy Network Discovery here.
If you chose to link your Network Discovery with your Lansweeper Site, it will be shown in Scanning > Discovery systems.
To see the assets your Network Discovery brought in, you can check Inventory > All assets. You can also use Inventory > Installations > %Name of the Network Discovery Hub% to filter on the assets of a specific installation. Some data might still be missing we’re continuously mapping and expanding our global data model.
Topic | Network Discovery | Lansweeper On-premises | OT Discovery |
Summary |
Discover all IT assets in your network. OT discovery will be added to the same installer/package later on |
Discover all IT assets in your network |
Discover all OT assets in your network |
Asset reach |
Tracks both the machine running Network Discovery and discovers IT (and later OT) assets remotely |
Tracks both the machine running Network Discovery and discovers IT assets remotely |
Tracks both the machine running Network Discovery and discovers OT assets remotely |
Asset data |
Expanded default IT (and later OT) discovery data set (extra data like user info on macOS) |
Default IT discovery data set |
Default OT discovery data set |
Credentials |
Requires credentials to get all asset details remotely. Can recognize assets without credential though |
Requires credentials to get all asset details remotely. Can recognize assets without credential though |
Requires credentials to get all asset details remotely. Can recognize assets without credential though |
Network access |
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Auto update |
Yes, on Windows, Linux and macOS |
No, manual update |
Yes, on Windows, Linux and macOS |
Vulnerability risks |
Built on .NET 6.0 with a reduced vulnerability risk in comparison to .NET FW 4.8 |
Built on .NET FW 4.8 with a higher vulnerability risk in comparison to .NET 6.0 |
Built on .NET 6.0 with a reduced vulnerability risk in comparison to .NET FW 4.8 |
Topic |
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Summary |
Discover all IT (and later OT) assets in your network |
Get all details of the computers you know that have IT Agent Discovery installed and running as a background service or daemon. |
Planned, not available yet. Get all details of the computers on which you run IT Agent as a foreground application. Ideal to be included in a logon script |
Asset reach |
Tracks both the machine running Network Discovery and discovers IT (and later OT) assets remotely |
Local computer tracking where the IT Agent Discovery is running |
Local computer tracking where the IT Agent Discovery is running |
Credentials |
Requires credentials to get all asset details remotely |
Does not require credentials |
Does not require credentials |
Network access |
Requires specific ports to be open on the assets to discover. See Ports scanned or used by Lansweeper |
Few connectivity requirements. See Install IT Agent |
A connection to a Lansweeper Network Discovery - Hub component or a location to store the discovery result file in, for later import. |
It's time for us to let you try and test this new feature. We hope this first version will give you an easy-to-deploy network discovery.
Finally, we're all ears! Your feedback is valuable, and we'd love to hear it.
Feel free to share in the comments or share your logs and screenshots privately to preview@lansweeper.com
Kind regards,
Gilian De Raes
Product Manager | Lansweeper
2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago
EDIT: Wrong topic.
‎07-25-2024 11:32 AM
Dear team,
thank you very much for this new solution. Is SNMP supported? I'm evaluating the solution and missing many data fields via SNMP. Credentials are confugured correctly.
Kind regards, Florian.
‎07-30-2024 10:29 AM
Hi Florian!
Yes, indeed, it is supported. However, some of the data might not be visible as it is still in development. Nevertheless, could you mention what data fields you are missing?
Thank you!
‎08-01-2024 08:05 AM
Hi,
attached a quick example.
I have several assets with snmp services enabled. I can also scan them from the same server where the discovery agent is installed and get results. My Firewall for example does not get the network interfacs in the config tab or even the manufacturer in the main tab.
Attached is a picture from my synology NAS. Even the hub reports the model correctly, the information is not present at the website.
It seems that either the scanner does not use the snmp credentials which I binded to the scan or something is not updated correctly.
Is there any logfile wehere I can check, which scan mechanism (Windows, SNMP, SSH) is failing or used?
Thank you in advance
Flo
‎08-05-2024 03:56 PM
Hi @BuckRogers ,
Can you send us the logfile to preview@lansweeper.com so we can analyse what happened?
By default, Network Discovery will be installed in the following locations:
C:\Program Files\Lansweeper Network Discovery
/opt/lansweeper-hub
/opt/lansweeper-it-sensor
/opt/lansweeper-ot-sensor
/Application Support/Lansweeper Network Discovery
By default, logs can be found in the following locations:
sensors\logs\Lansweeper.IT.Sensor.log
hub\logs\Lansweeper.Discovery.Hub.log
‎07-15-2024 07:44 PM
I am connected to different OT network weekly, when will OT be added to Network Discovery?
‎07-16-2024 11:30 AM
Currently scheduled for week of Sep 9th 2024
‎07-16-2024 02:23 PM
That is great to hear, and I am eager to test it out. I did post a support question on an OT backplane discovery issue, so I am hoping this is corrected in the new implementation.
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