VisLogic Lan-Inspector Enterprise Edition

If you work for a large business and, for whatever reasons, you need to perform an inventory of the hardware and software installed all the networked computers in your company, you might benefit from using an application that allows you to perform this task quickly and efficiently.

VisLogic Lan-Inspector Enterprise Edition is a complex piece of software, designed to be used by large businesses, with the purpose of acquiring and centralizing detailed information about the computers on a local network.

The application identifies applications based on the system registry and file signatures. You can view a detailed list of all the programs installed on various computers and analyze their occurrence on your network.

The program can create an inventory of hardware components and offers extensive information about processors, hard drives, RAM slots, network adapters and much more.

It is also possible to manage licenses for every software product installed on your network, define upgrade rules, attach certificates or invoices, view license history and track costs.

The program includes a built-in server panel, allowing you to manage active sessions, user accounts, remote access, automatic backups and perform various database operations.

It is possible to save personalized queries and observations as templates, enabling you to perform the same operation quickly at a later date, as well as have the application run certain processes on a schedule.

Reports can be saved to CSV files, allowing you to process the data in Microsoft Excel, exported to customizable HTML files or sent directly via e-mail.

VisLogic Lan-Inspector Enterprise Edition is a complex application, aimed at experienced network administrators. Needless to say, this is not a software utility aimed at novices.

However, it does offer extensive documentation, offering detailed explanations for the program's numerous functions and advanced settings.

Overall, this is a powerful piece of software that offers a comprehensive method of performing network-wide hardware and software inventories.