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by jermike00

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I work for a hospital that has a little over 4000 client Pc's and Wbt's. We are trying to find all of the win9x clients so that we can replace them. Does anyone know the best way to scan our network to find OS versions and their IP's. Logon Scripts will not work for us because some of the machines do not login to the network. They are dummy terminals. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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by tech_wiz03

You could ask all section managers to report on machines in the sections. Since not all machines aren't network connected you can't use a logger to distinguish machines

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rick

by jschein

also... http://www.sharewarejunction.com/info.asp?ProductID=8740

(remove any spaces - 30 day trial - inventory software)

If you do a search on google for inventory+network+download+free and sort through the misc. links, there are some freeware versions out there that will surf your network and send a report to file listing all active computers on your network with os, memory, speed, serial #, computer name, etc...

Good luck in the right solution for you.

by Former member

xprobe2, an open-sourced OS fingerprint scanner

by srid

There is sofware called ittrack it which gives you inventory of your computers on network.

There is afree trial download at http://www.trackfree.net/

Try this as we use this. It will solve your problem

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