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Free scriptable software for hardware inventory ? anyone?

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Hello. I am looking for some software that does hardware inventory, and is able to put it into a database of sorts (don't care if it's mysql or access or whatever). Does anyone know of such, but without requiring to buy a complete systems management system? Preferably something like psinfo (sysinternals) with database features, or the like.
It'll have to be executed via a script or command shell or such, cause I don't intend the students (working at a collage) to be bothered by it.

The most important things it'll have to do is list mac addresses on lan adapters, and know the netbios name of the client.

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neiroatopelcc wrote :

Hello. I am looking for some software that does hardware inventory, and is able to put it into a database of sorts (don't care if it's mysql or access or whatever). Does anyone know of such, but without requiring to buy a complete systems management system? Preferably something like psinfo (sysinternals) with database features, or the like.
It'll have to be executed via a script or command shell or such, cause I don't intend the students (working at a collage) to be bothered by it.

The most important things it'll have to do is list mac addresses on lan adapters, and know the netbios name of the client.


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Reply to gomerpile

can u tell me how to make a filter that only captures mac address & netbios name? (or dns name) of the computer? and runs continuous

Reply to neiroatopelcc

sure read the help file labeled defining and saving filters,

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Reply to gomerpile

Nevermind me asking. Next time I'll ask a brick ; if it answers it'll probably be more useful than this.

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