Lansweeper Software Demo Tutorial | Part 3 - Control

After Lansweeper has found all the assets in your network, you can start using custom actions, software deployment, location maps and define user asset relationships to control your IT. Lansweeper enables you to discover, analyze, control and coordinate your entire IT network. In this training video, we will highlight how you can use the insights gathered from the analysis of your data to take control of your IT environment, whether it is just one single device, a group of assets or your entire network. When opening an individual asset page, a wide range of built-in and customized actions can be found on the left side of your screen. These actions enable you to remotely perform tasks on this 1 specific device, ranging from a simple ping, over Remote Desktop to rebooting the computer. There are also a number of custom actions specifically for users, like the option to reset a password. Besides built-in actions, Lansweeper also offers the option to add your own, meaning that the possibilities are endless. If you are in need of inspiration, you can check out our forum, for custom actions submitted by fellow users and Lansweeper techs. Lansweeper also allows you to track dependencies, by linking assets to each other or to users. Monitor and computer relations are automatically defined by Lansweeper, while other relations can be specified when editing the asset. There are several relation types you can choose from and more can be added. This way you can keep track of...