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Use Lansweeper to scan a variety of assets to enhance your IT management process.
This page explains how you can scan individual Windows computers with LsPush. Lansweeper includes several scanning methods to scan the assets in your network. You can scan the Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows computers, VMware servers and other devices ...
This page is for Lansweeper Classic. For Lansweeper Sites (in the cloud), see Enable warranty tracking. Lansweeper performs an automated warranty check and warranty scanning for assets whose manufacturer is Dell, Fujitsu, IBM, Lenovo or Toshiba/Dynab...
This page provides instructions on scanning a Windows computer using the LsPush scanning agent from a USB drive. Lansweeper includes several scanning methods to scan the assets in your network. You can scan the Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows computers...
VMware servers can be scanned directly with a read-only credential to the server or indirectly through their vCenter server. This article explains how to scan the servers directly. Scanned VMware ESX(i) data includes disks, installed guest machines, ...
All Windows computer scanning methods scan events found in the Windows Logs section of a client machine's Event Viewer. Error events and any additional event types you may have enabled are scanned. It is possible to exclude individual events from sca...
When Lansweeper scans a Windows computer, it retrieves the events found in the Windows Logs section of the computer's Event Viewer. It's important to note however, to keep your database as small as possible, only error events are scanned by default. ...
Your Lansweeper Classic installation includes two Eventlog Only scanning targets. These are agentless, scheduled scanning targets that scan the event log entries of Windows domain or workgroup computers specified by you, as frequently as once a minut...
Active Directory Computer Path is an agentless, scheduled scanning target that scans any Windows computers in the Active Directory computer container or OU specified by you. You can submit an unlimited number of Active Directory Computer Path targets...
This page describes the IP Range scanning target feature in Lansweeper, which allows you to scan any IP range you specify for computers, servers, and network devices. An IP Range target is an agentless, scheduled scanning target that scans any IP ra...
This article explains how to exclude assets from scanning. Keep in mind that each scanning target works independently. If an asset is part of only one scanning target, Lansweeper will attempt to scan the asset. However, if an asset is part of one sc...
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