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Re: Network audit
From: Ryan Cummings <ryan.r.cummings () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 8 Jul 2005 13:06:22 -0400
"Alchemy Network Inventory" http://www.mishelpers.com/network_inventory is what I've been using, it has lots of features and a not so huge price tag. Also AIDA 32 has an enterprise version that has command line switches for network audits if you wanted to look into that. On 7/6/05, NewYork User <newyorkuser () gmail com> wrote:
I have used System Tools -Hyena and Dameware NT Utilities in the past for this, Both these do a very good job for a reasonable price. These are paricularly very useful if you are in a AD environment. But these are all gui based though. Hope this helps On 7/5/05, Henry A <ivanhec () gmail com> wrote:this will do it http://www.gfi.com/lannetscan/ but it isn't free cheers Ivan On 7/5/05, Chris Brenton <cbrenton () chrisbrenton org> wrote:On Tue, 2005-07-05 at 04:41, Bénoni MARTIN wrote:I am currently looking for a tool that will scan a couple of networks and get the following infos from each machine up: OS, RAM, Hard Disk capacity and so on. I obviously can run this tool with admin rights. The best would be a command-line tool that will allow me to include it in a script.I assume from your wording you are only worried about different flavors of Windows. If so, try psinfo: http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsInfo.html Easy to script the execution of the tool. Little harder to script the parsing of the output. HTH, Chris
Current thread:
- Network audit Bénoni MARTIN (Jul 05)
- Re: Network audit Chris Brenton (Jul 05)
- Re: Network audit Henry A (Jul 05)
- Re: Network audit NewYork User (Jul 06)
- Re: Network audit Ryan Cummings (Jul 08)
- RE: Network audit Sahir Hidayatullah (Jul 22)
- Re: Network audit Henry A (Jul 05)
- Re: Network audit Chris Brenton (Jul 05)
- RE: Network audit Steve A (Jul 06)