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05-02-2015 07:12 AM
Since the recent update disabled all but MS/Adobe product key scanning (unless I've missed a button somewhere) the process of re-enabling the major of the product keys for scanning is a bit long 😐
But whilst I've slowly ticked each row, I've noted a number of game software that I'm skipping because we are only interested in business/productivity software packages. Perhaps an update could provide categories and the option to enable/disable whole categories?
BTW - Does Lansweeper only scan for product keys if the software has been detected as installed? The advice that all but MS/Adobe was disabled gave an indication that this was not the case.
Thanks,
Travers
But whilst I've slowly ticked each row, I've noted a number of game software that I'm skipping because we are only interested in business/productivity software packages. Perhaps an update could provide categories and the option to enable/disable whole categories?
BTW - Does Lansweeper only scan for product keys if the software has been detected as installed? The advice that all but MS/Adobe was disabled gave an indication that this was not the case.
Thanks,
Travers
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05-04-2015 04:37 PM
FYI:
- This knowledge base article provides more information on the difference between software installations and software license keys. From a Lansweeper point of view, these two things are completely unrelated.
- You can run a script on the database table that stores your key scanning configuration (tsysserials) to re-enable scanning of all keys. See sample script below. Scripts can be run under Configuration\Scanning Setup\Database Scripts.
update tsysserials set enabled = 1

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05-02-2015 11:51 AM
BTW - Does Lansweeper only scan for product keys if the software has been detected as installed? The advice that all but MS/Adobe was disabled gave an indication that this was not the case.
Lansweeper scans all enabled keys, even if the software is not installed.
