We currently use 'Set computers to non-active if not seen in the last. However I don't want systems that have been out of the office for over 180 days (that's the age we use) to be excluded.

but I don't want to include non-active systems I build a number of reports that specifically include all states accept non-active - For example if I'm doing an OS audit, I want to include systems in the shop for repair, I also want to include systems that are off site etc. Assets with a state other than 'active' are excluded from most reports, if this is what you're referring to. Additionally, it includes Eventlog integration permitting you to consolidate all computer logs errors and get an alert e-mail as soon as an important error occurs.We have a small number of systems that aren't seen by our network for months at a time it would be handy to be able to tag these using the existing 'state' functionality if possible so they don't get missed when we need to report on all active systems.Ĭould you please elaborate on what you mean by this. Lansweeper gathers all active directory, user, and computer details for your scanned machines to easily create reports based on your needs, integrates user pictures, cleans up your Active Directory, etc. In addition, it will not only detect all hardware devices in your computers, but with 'change tracking,' it can find out when a device was changed or removed.

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