I have an issue where the core is seeing Devices using their old IP Address and will not update, making any control of the device pointless.
I can PING from the core to the device and visa-versa.
Inventory scans work on the device.
I have followed this article by francesco.baldini to no avail - Issue: The IP address of the managed device isn't updated - the IP address of the wrong network connection is reported
Hi there,
Wondering if anyone has had any success in getting reliable data back from Inventory on the version of PowerShell installed? If so, would you mind sharing the secret sauce?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
I have configured Inventory scan to scan every 3 hrs. but ldiscn32.exe usage high CPU on every scan(30%). Can I set CPU utilization for Inventory scan?
Thanks,
Chanut
Recently we are facing issue with inventory scans not working on most of new client machines. We are able to successfully push the Landesk inventory agent to a new PC. It seems to install fine but the PC is still sitting in Pending Unmanaged Client Deployment. It fails when sending scan results to the core server. When I tried to run a inventory scan manually ,it fails and displays the below error.
Inventory Services seem to be up and running within the PC and core server.
I can telnet from the PC to the core with ports 5007.
Windows firewall is disabled.
Appreciate your timely help and support on this
Next, I havent configured anything under cloud services appliances,does it have anything do with this inventory scan fail?
I recently deleted a user PC (Windows 8.1)from All Devices and reimaged it with Windows 10 Build 1803 through Landesk and it named it same as the old name. I did this twice but the PC name is not getting picked up back to the All Devices for me to push applications. Then I have noticed that there was an entry under Pending Unmanaged Devices so I deleted that. I ran the inventory and vulnera scan from the client machine few times, shutdown and restart, install reinstall the client agent, also did a scan by IP from Management console and it picked up the existing name but no luck to get it to the All Devices. Is there the possibility that the old entry was still there somewhere?
I'll try renaming the PC with different name and see how I go.
Thanks in advance.
Hi folks - in response to the document posted here about MINISCAN and /send, does anyone have any additional information or reference about these switches?
" As of LDMS 8.7, we can send custom data with a miniscan for a Windows client.
The format for this scan is;
"c:\program files\landesk\ldclient\miniscan.exe" "/send=Custom Data - Logged On = Yes"
Where "/send=" is the switch to let miniscan.exe know to include the data that follows in the minscan file. It is important to include the quotes "/send" for the command to work.
The rest of the command line follows the rules for custom data. Remember, this is a snippet of information only, up to 255 characters. "
Thanks!
Bonjour,
Pour le compte d'un client, je dois effectuer un inventaire sans agent de son parc informatique. La premiere etape consiste a decouvrir les poste par le bias des peripherique non gerés UDD en specifiant les plages Ip à analyser.
Pour infos :
CoreServeur : LDMS 8.8 SP3 Windows 2003 Entreprise
Postes du parc informatiques : Windows XP avec des configurations heterogene ( SP1 ; SP2 ; SP3)
La deuxieme etape, consisteà faire un inventaire sur la machine cible à l'aide de l'outil lddiscover. J'ai ajouter les fichiers necessaire à l'execution de ldiscn32.exe dans le repertoire de lddiscover (environ une dizaine, je les citerais dans un prochain poste, j'ai mit les fichiers des version precedente de landesk et les nouveaux relatif au SP3). J'ai créer le script permettant de copier l'ensemble de ces fichiers sur les postes clients.
Dans l'ensemble, ca fonctionne tres bien, sauf pour des cas isolés, et la j'aurais besoins d'un peu d'aide
1 - Sur certains postes cibles le firewall de windows ( ICF) est activé , donc mes trames tcp de lddiscover ne passe pas !! ya t'il un moyen de contourné ce systeme ?
2 - Certains postes sont en XP SP1, donc depourvu du firewall windows , pourtant je n'arrive pas à les contacter. Pourquoi ??
3 - Les partages administratifs comme le C$ que j'utilise pour y copier les fichiers necessaire au deroulement de l'inventaire, n'est pas joignable depuis mon coreServeur pour certaines machines cibles. Puis-je contourner cette methode ??
4 -J'ai constater une erreur de ldiscn32.exe sur un poste XP SP3 une fois la copie terminée. Normalement mon script lance automatiquement un scan et par la meme occasion me renvoi un fichier *.scn dans un repertoire scpecifque ( mieux vaut deux verification que pas assez =). et la rien !!!!???!!!!
Je me suis deplacer sur le poste en question, et avec grand etonnement, quand j'execute ldiscn32.exe, normalement je devrait avoir une popup avec les parametres à passer pour les lignes de commande. Or la, l'application plante carrement avec l'erreur "0xC0150002". Je suis inquiet car je risque d'avoir d'autre cas identique. Auriez vous une idée de la raison de cette erreur !!!
5 - Mon client utilise des adresses IP de classe A. hors son parc n'avoisine que les 6000 postes. Ce qui est totalement disproportionner pour son besoin, bref passons. le souci, c'est que quand j'effectue un scan UDD pour decouvrir les machines sur le reseau, celui-ci prend un temps monstre pour decouvrir un seul sous reseau. ( Par exemple je scan le sous reseau 10.8.0.0 -> 10.8.31.255 /19 ) , soit 2^13 - 2 = 8190 machines par sous reseau. Sachant qu'il y en a environ 800 sous reseau et qu'il me faut environ 1h30 pour scanner un seul de ces sous reseau. d'ici la fin de l'année je pensse terminer le "scannage" de son parc informatique =). Sinon n'y a t'il pas moyen d'acceler le ping entre chaque machine, et de ne pas s'attarder sur les adresses IP non utilisée ????
6 - Des erreurs lors de la phase de decouverte avec lddiscover concerne le protocol RPC. indiquant que ma connexion ne peut s'etablir. D'apres la documentation de lddiscover, cela implique que mes postes sont des win9x , hors tous les postes sont bel et bien des XP. Est-ce du a une mauvaise gestion des machines de mon client, comment retablir le protocol RPC ??
7 - Dans le fichier ldiscn32.log, je constate une ligne indiquant " can't connect the database " , ou quelque chose de ce style ( je mettrais les bon termes dans mon prochain poste). je voulias savoir si cela concernait la base sql de landesk, ou une base d'inventaire. Car je vois pas pourquoi ce message s'affiche, normalement mon serveur est bien operaionnel. Jusqu'a preuve du contraire =D
Bon courage, a celui qui pourra me repondre. Je termine ma mission vendredi, j'espere avoir des news rapidement
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Cordialement
Jeremy
Hi,
I have lot of error scan files under core\ldmain\ldscan\errorscan.
Do I need worry about that??
What is causing this issue??
How can I fix this issue??
Thanks in advance..
Dinesh
Hi all. Help please, how find microsoft SQL & Exchange servers version: enterprise, standart in LANDesk management console Which query to create?
Getting below error while starting COM+ service (LANDesk1).
Is there a document explaining the command line switches for LDISCN32.exe? I can do a "/?" but it doesn't explain what "/O /T /Q" do.
Does anyone know how to return the Symantec Antivirus definition date through the use of a miniscan. I haven't found an article that addressed this exact topic.
We run full inventory scans on a daily basis, but quite often scans happen when the pc's are not connected to the corporate network. (we are looking into the Management Gateway currently.
In the meantime I would like to get this up and running.
Thanks,
Brian
We have packged an application using another packaging utillity. This utillity redirects the application to a key server. We are trying to find which customers have these "Keyed" applications and schedule an uninstall. I was able to download an application that showed me the hash file values and I know they are different from the original and consistent across the board.
I would like to Scan all the PC's for the executable file with the exact hash key for the keyed version. Is there anyway to accomplish this?
Hi there,
Is it possible to use LDAP query to find out the device in LANDesk? For example, I would like to find out how many machines are logged by an AD user "Admin". I try the query "cn=admin" and only the user name displayed in the result box.
Terry
Hi Guys,
I installed new 9.5 core server and now im trying to migrate clients from old 9.0 core server to it.
Im redeploying agents from new core server to all devices. So far everything worked like charm.
Now I found a device that I sucessfully deployed agent to but that device do not apear in all devices list.
Im able to connect to it using remote control.
I was also able to run manual security and inventory scan from the device. I saw that this device was communicating with right core during this scan but It didnt apear in the list.
(no error on client during scan)
I tired to completely remove - reinstall the agent but behaviour of this device is still the same.
Core server and the device are on the same network. All firewalls are dissabled.
Does anyone have an idea what might be the problem ?
Thanks
Hi folks, I am trying to scan for a specific extension (*.ipd). I have followed the instructions here http://community.landesk.com/support/docs/DOC-2169 and also tried to set it up as a vulnerability. The porblem is I only want to search for extension. The file name (it is a BlackBerry backup file) is random, by date. The file name could be anything. I've also tried some vbScript and searching for files recursively is a bit time consuming and cloddy. Any thoughts? TIA & Best regards, Rich
Is it possible to run a report in LDMS that will provide a list of users that have admin rights to that box.
Thanks.
In reference to running the inventory scanner automatically after software package installation, does that only apply when LANDesk does the installation or does it run automatically after any software is installed. Like through add/remove program? One last question, is there any way to run a software scan when package is removed?
Hi there,
Wondering if anyone has had any success in getting reliable data back from Inventory on the version of PowerShell installed? If so, would you mind sharing the secret sauce?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
Core: LDMS for Lenovo TVT 8.80.0.249 running on WinServer2K3 R2
Managed Devices: 1584
Every time the LANDesk Inventory Server service is running, the ManagementSuite\LDScan\ directory fills up with *.scn files.
One time, it got up to 800,000 of these files, consuming well over 25GB.
Shouldn't these get processed by the Inventory Service and then get removed when the database is updated?
There have been issues with the LDINV32.exe service crashing as well, so not sure if this is related or not.
Any ideas on how I can isolate what is going or how to remedy would be greatly appreciated.
I have tried removing/re-adding the service and have resorted to simply deleting *.scn files periodically to provide disk space relief to the server (further compounding any issues I am sure).
Thanks in advance!