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PC Audit software

HashSlinging · 2005-06-30 11:24:22

Hi, I am using belarc PC advisor to audit a network of PC's, is there any other free software I could look at.

30-06-2005 11:24am

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Hi, I am using belarc PC advisor to audit a network of PC's, is there any other free software I could look at.

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#2 30-06-2005 12:31pm

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Getting the info is easy - collating it isn't and that's where a lot of paid for Audit programs fall down as they just won't let you sort or query properly.

Getting info:-

psinfo on the sysinternal site will grab a list of installed software and hotfixes.

http://www.adkins-resource.com/hyena/report_frame.htm
exporter will dump text files of shares, drivers and users which you can import into excel or oo or Parse at the command line, GUI's are for WIMPS

Getting list of hardware - if you have any app that will do it locally then use psexec to run it remotley.

Putting the info in a searchable dB is the tricky bit.

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