Total Network Inventory

Inventory computers on a network in a few minutes with Total Network inventory. Total Network Inventory is a PC Audit and Network Inventory software for office and large scale enterprise networks.

Pros: The application is able to query computers on a network and take stock for small and medium enterprise as well as larger organizations. Complete details of software installed such as operating system, service packs and hot-fixes if any are captured, as is hardware, running processes and major applications on the machines on the network. In a separate window you can look at such information as computer name, registered user, organization, workgroup/domain, IP address, set up date etc., Time of last scan ("Last updated"), User name and so on. In addition to the collected information, you can add extra inventory information about each machine and its user. You can specify such categories as Inventory Number (the number generator is provided), and add some additional notes. You can also add the information related to the user of the machine and specify user real name, department, position, phone, e-mail, etc. This adds clarity to the network inventory process. This information is added to a centralized database and network administrators are able to generate reports about each or all PC`s on a network. It includes a Report Builder, which lets you generate reports with just a few clicks. These can be single category reports such as a network adapter, its IP addresses, MAC addresses, DHCP, DNS and WINS settings for any number of computers on the network. Details can be filtered and reports can be exported in several formats. No agents are used in the application and thus no client software needs to be installed. The interface is simple with six image-coded buttons that can start the scan wizard, scan the local PC, show the main window, scan other PCs etc. Buttons connect to the publisher’s home page and help pages about the application. Actions are wizard-like and hence not much setting up or configuring are required.

Cons: No obvious problems here.

Overall: The inventory program collects information to an amazing detail and is able to present the same in a suitable format in reports or on the display. This is a 5 star one.

Build an inventory of your entire network without leaving a chair! Total Network Inventory will scan your entire network, query all servers, workstations and appliances discovered, and record important information about every piece of hardware found on your network. Build a perfect, effortless, hassle-free inventory. The network inventory builder is able to query all network devices no matter how large or diverse your network is! Do you know the number of workstations still running Windows 95 or missing the latest service packs or essential updates? Total Network Inventory obtains essential information about each and every computer on your network in real-time including information on all service packs and hotfixes applied. The network inventory builder will store and organize information, providing you with a comprehensive report on a chosen subject in just a few clicks. With Total Network Inventory, all information about your network equipment is right at your fingertips! Have a budget to spend on hardware upgrades? With Total Network Inventory, it's easy to figure out the oldest computers on your network. Just run Total Network Inventory, let it scan your network, and click to generate a comprehensive network inventory report detailing equipment used in each and every PC on the LAN. Click once more, and you'll see the oldest PCs appear on top of the list. It's just that simple! Total Network Inventory can scan your entire network remotely, without you having to leave a chair or installing anything onto the PCs being scanned. Using Total Network Inventory is safe and secure; no data will ever leave your network. Thanks to the step-by-step Scan Wizards, scanning your entire LAN to make a network inventory is as easy as clicking "Next". Detailed reports are easy to make and a breathe to read, providing important information about your network inventory presented in a simple way.