What is Total Network Inventory (TNI)?

Total Network Inventory (TNI) is a tool for IT asset management and inventory that allows you to scan, account for, and manage all of the devices in your network.

Can I try TNI before purchasing?

Yes, you can download a free 30-day trial version with all the features enabled in order to evaluate the software before making a purchase.

What operating systems are compatible with TNI?

TNI is compatible with Windows operating systems for the console, and it can scan devices running various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.

What support and resources are available for TNI users?

TNI users have access to a range of support resources, including a comprehensive knowledge base, user manuals, video tutorials, and direct technical support through email or the website.

Can TNI scan remote computers over the Internet?

Yes, TNI can scan remote computers over the Internet provided that the necessary network configurations and firewall settings allow for such access.

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Computer network audit is a set of measures to detect, scan, record and inventory equipment and software in the corporate network of an enterprise.

Network audit objectives

Auditing equipment in a computer network is necessary to perform the following tasks:

Creating an up-to-date database of computers, servers and network equipment.
Optimizing the use of existing network resources.
Monitoring the security of the network infrastructure.
Upgrading the network or introducing new IT services.
Optimizing the costs of supporting a corporate computer network.

Network audit tools

Total network inventory is a network audit tool that allows you to demonstrate all possible information about the status of various computers, network services, equipment and servers. This inventory program allows you to scan network resources, display network usage data, check equipment availability, generate a list of computers in the local network, check processor load and disk space availability and much more. TNI network audit software gives the system administrator the ability to not only generate a common database of all equipment in the local network, but also monitor its operation, correct and analyze errors that have occurred and prepare a general report on the collected data. Network audit allows you to:

Assess the overall efficiency of the network and understand the causes of errors.
Qualitatively evaluate the technological solutions used.
Unlock the potential of all network equipment.
Increase the efficiency of using network resources.
Assess the network's readiness to implement new services and technologies.

Monitoring devices on the network

This is a critical task for network administrators who manage a secure and efficient infrastructure. Total Network Inventory allows you to monitor key performance parameters of individual computers and servers on the network using sensors. With information about the health of the equipment, administrators can identify bottlenecks and optimize resources.

Computer inventory and management

Maintaining a well-organized inventory of computers and devices across an organization is vital for effective IT management. Total Network Inventory simplifies this task by automatically scanning the network for all connected devices, providing a detailed report on each one. This includes information about hardware configurations, installed software, user accounts, and more. Whether you're managing a small office network or a complex enterprise environment, TNI ensures that all PCs and devices are accounted for, categorized, and managed efficiently.

Remote control and audit

Total Network Inventory supports remote monitoring, allowing IT professionals to audit and manage devices from a central location. This eliminates the need to physically access each machine and significantly reduces time and effort spent on inventory management. Whether you need to deploy software updates, check system health, or troubleshoot a technical issue, the remote capabilities of Total Network Inventory streamline these tasks with ease.

Supported OS

A versatile inventory tool needs to support a variety of operating systems, and Total Network Inventory does precisely that. Here’s how it handles the three main operating systems:

Windows:

TNI is fully compatible with all Windows-based systems. It provides detailed information about all hardware and software installed on Windows-based computers and servers, giving IT administrators a complete view of their device fleet.

Linux:

Linux systems, widely used in server environments and among tech enthusiasts, are also fully supported by Total Network Inventory. The program effectively scans Linux distributions, collecting information about the operating system, hardware, and installed packages, making it easier to manage mixed networks.

macOS:

Mac devices are increasingly popular in enterprise settings, and Total Network Inventory ensures they are fully integrated into the inventory. It scans and reports on macOS systems, allowing for unified management of Mac devices alongside other operating systems.

Summary:

Total Network Inventory is a powerful and versatile tool that brings clarity and control to administrators managing complex networks. Its computer inventory and software license management features make it an indispensable tool for modern IT departments. Whether you work with Windows, Linux, or Mac systems, this software will help simplify hardware management tasks, improve network security, and ensure software license compliance.

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Scanning remote computers

There are no lengthy preparations needed in order to get your PC audit up and running: Simply install Total Network Inventory 6 on one computer and then you’re good to go! Define a list of separate network nodes or IP-ranges or connect the scanner to an Active Directory domain. Next, specify the administrator’s password and call it done after clicking Start scan! In a few short minutes, you’ll own the data on all your Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and FreeBSD computers as well as network devices.

PC audit

Network audit database

All of the data is stored in a separate folder on your hard drive, which is where you’ll find a small file for every network device that you scanned. This structure is designed to make the moving, sharing, or archiving of your inventory data very easy. You can group your computers, attach comments, and inventory numbers or all kinds of other information to them.

Network hardware

Flexible and powerful reporting

Nothing beats the simplicity of building a report in TNI 6! Select a set of computers in your storage and then click the report that you need for your software and hardware audit. You’ll get full, detailed data that is ready to be printed, exported, or further processed. You can even design a complex report yourself by choosing objects and fields of interest. No matter how big it is, any report can be quickly delved into thanks to the instant search feature.

Auditing reports

Easy software and licenses audit

The TNI 6 software inventory tool will show you all of the software that is installed on your network: what version is present, what computers have it, how many copies are found, and whether your licenses actually allow that many. License keys for some applications will be scanned automatically, and you’re completely free to manually specify them for the rest. By the use of the filters, tags, grouping, search, and software tracking feature, you will never overlook anything.

Software inventory

Scheduled scanning

The scan scheduler enables you to optimize the collection of new data in your network. Create a list of devices that you want to scan repeatedly or a bit later, select the date and time, and the network inventory scanner will do the rest. Scan different sets of assets at different times and keep your inventory up to date. Set up automatic network inventory in just a few clicks!

Network inventory scan

Detect any changes

PC inventory often includes the tracking of any hardware and software changes that occur in the enterprise network. Each time you rescan a device, TNI creates a new configuration snapshot for it. The Change log compares these snapshots and presents you with a comprehensive list of everything that was added, removed, or changed. Therefore, our computer inventory software enables you to always keep each asset of your organization updated and under control.

PC inventory scanner

Visualize your network on a map

Create a single map or split your network into many segments and levels, for different company sites, office floors, or other purposes. Drag and drop assets and groups from the storage onto your map, arrange them the way that you want, and render the network structure by using links of various types. Load any images onto your map or spawn preset shapes and rotate or modify them to your heart’s content. For example, you can make the shape an outline or fill it with any color you like and choose the transparency level. If the objects overlap, our network auditing tool allows you to bring objects to the fore or hide them behind others. The map size is not limited.

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