I have been using Lansweeper for quite some time now. I tried some alternatives but none really offered the flexibility that I am looking for. Things started off with a small installation in our head office but now we're using it company wide. Just pop a new scanning server on a VM and you are ready to add a new location, easy as that.
Going past the 15k assets made things a bit sluggish though. I might need to take a look at setting up dedicated database server.
There is somewhat of a learning curve. I'd recommend reading up on SQL if you're not that well-versed in it. It will open up the reports as you can do very advanced stuff if you want to. There are a lot of options both maintenance- and setup-wise. The AD integration works like a charm. Have yet to fool around with any of the other ones apart from some Ip ranges.
They added a deployment tool quite recently as well. It works great and again, you can pretty much do whatever you need to do if you know how to work the cmd prompt.
For me it's one of the most price effective solutions out there. You get a ton of functionality, flexibility, scalability and adaptability. It does require you to be somewhat creative from time to time though.
Going past the 15k assets made things a bit sluggish though. I might need to take a look at setting up dedicated database server.
There is somewhat of a learning curve. I'd recommend reading up on SQL if you're not that well-versed in it. It will open up the reports as you can do very advanced stuff if you want to. There are a lot of options both maintenance- and setup-wise. The AD integration works like a charm. Have yet to fool around with any of the other ones apart from some Ip ranges.
They added a deployment tool quite recently as well. It works great and again, you can pretty much do whatever you need to do if you know how to work the cmd prompt.
For me it's one of the most price effective solutions out there. You get a ton of functionality, flexibility, scalability and adaptability. It does require you to be somewhat creative from time to time though.