MIS Utilities has announced Network Asset Tracker Pro 2.0, a new "Pro" edition of its popular tool that enables administrators to generate a network inventory without the need for client software.
The new "Pro" edition of Network Asset Tracker delivers the information in a detailed manner and presents it as a tree, which is easy to review. A new capability lets user store inventory information in any of the following databases: MS Access, Firebird, MS SQL or Oracle. The "Pro" edition is aimed at enterprises with a large number of computers.
Network Asset Tracker Pro relies on WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) to collect detailed system information. With just a mouse click, the program scans all the computers in the enterprise network and reports back with full information about operating system, service packs, hot fixes, hardware, product keys, and versions of the installed software and processes running on remote computers. It is able to search for computers in four different ways: across the entire current network segment, by IP address range, by domain and through manual entry of computer names. Once your machines have been added to the inventory list, you can reach out and gather information individually or for the entire group of machines--all with just a mouse click!
Network Asset Tracker Pro is distinguished from its competitors for its simple configuration and clear interface. Getting started is easy since when the user runs the program for the first time, a wizard lets him or her select their database.
MIS Utilities' Network Asset Tracker Pro is a simple, non-agent-based tool that can be a great help to companies, says MIS. The product is reliable and has been adopted by many well-known enterprises worldwide, according to the firm.
Visit the MIS Utilities' site at http://www.misutilities.com/ to learn more about Network Asset Tracker Pro 2.0 or download a free evaluation copy.
Pricing and Availability
Network Asset Tracker Pro 2.0 runs under Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista. The cost of the registered version depends on the number of audit nodes tracked with the product and starts at $99 for 25 nodes. The evaluation version of the product is available immediately through the MIS Utilities Web site or through a network of authorized resellers.
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