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good morning all

 

we are currently after some software that will monitor network usage and utilization. the it manager wants to redistribute computers in to different areas and needs to know areas where current resources are not used.

 

we are rm cc4 here and know there is auditor but any one familar with auditor knows it is useless

 

any ideas?

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Apparently Spiceworks now monitors network traffic, but I don't know how, where, whatever as I haven't had a chance to play with it. Could be worth looking at.
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You might want to contact HHES. They are currently in the final stages of testing a new product that does very comprehensive resource useage monitoring and reporting of exactly this kind. We're a beta site for it and so far so good I have to say.

 

Just tell 'em Rob @ Luton Sixth Form sent you!

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Apparently Spiceworks now monitors network traffic, but I don't know how, where, whatever as I haven't had a chance to play with it. Could be worth looking at.

 

I have tried spiceworks several times but it never seems to find all devices. i have never bothered counting devices other than workstations. i have recently given it another go but yet again its only showing 61 workstations :(

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I have tried spiceworks several times but it never seems to find all devices. i have never bothered counting devices other than workstations. i have recently given it another go but yet again its only showing 61 workstations :(

 

usually firewall related

 

then ive had enough of spiceworks seems to like filling my event logs with dcom errors and now i have a script that records a pcs spec/serial etc in the ad description field i mainly use it just as a helpdesk

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I used Webmans Login tracker and then just make a few sql queries to search which things appear in the db less after about 3 months - i had 2 pc's which had been used once...
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we are rm cc4 here and know there is auditor but any one familar with auditor knows it is useless

Works okay for me. What's up with it?

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