Resolved! Check if Wake On Lan is enabled in the BIOS
Hi team,I would like that report of computers that has WOL enabled in the BIOS.Is possible?Thanks
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Network adapter speed
The report below lists your Windows computers' network adapter speed. Keep in mind that this information is pulled from the Win32_NetworkAdapter WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) class, which only exists in Windows Vista and higher. As a resul...
Resolved! Number of Cores adding several duplicates
Hi all, I am running a modified version of the "Software by computer" report to include several other fields. I was asked to include the number of cores in my report, but when I add the tblProcessors and include the cores, the results almost double. ...
Resolved! Report for Users Missing Employee Photo
My techs use the Users: All user pictures canned report on a daily basis to find out what a person looks like before they visit them.My list has about 2400 users. I've got pictures for about 2000 of them so far.Can I create a custom report that lists...
Resolved! Active Directory Groups table
Hello,I'd like to create a report which displays Active Directory groups which are empty. Is this possible?? There doesn't appear to be a table in the report builder related to AD groups.Thanks,
Resolved! Need Report to Show All Groups from Multiple OUs
Hi All,1.) I am in need of a report that would search all OUs, returning all group lists sortable by Type, Description, email address (if applicable), managed by, and current OU where it is found.2.) Then just to reach for the brass ring... if the re...
Resolved! Restore Stock Report
I stupidly deleted the "Network: Static IP address configured" report. Is there a way i can restore it or could someone post the query for me.Thanks
Resolved! A Power Off/On Report
Not sure how to describe what I'm looking for and I hate posting in forums because chances are what I'm looking for is in here somewhere and I'm just not finding it.I have a large number of PCs that Power On through an RTC Alarm in BIOS and then Powe...
