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This page explains how Lansweeper can scan network devices, such as cameras, firewalls, printers, routers, and switches.
Apart from scanning Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows computers, as well as VMware servers, Lansweeper is also capable of scanning network devices. Some examples of network devices are: cameras, firewalls, mail servers, music systems, NAS devices, printers, routers, switches, UPS devices, VOIP phones and web servers.
The exact data returned depends on the protocols enabled on the device, as well as the device type. Below are two sample device pages, one of a printer and one of a switch.
Scanned printer data includes device description, network interfaces, manufacturer, model, printed pages, printer status, toner levels, serial number, uptime and more.
Scanned switch data includes device description, manufacturer, model, port mapping information, serial number, uptime and more.
To scan a network device, follow these steps:
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