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So some of these inquiries above will give us an idea of why/where your performance was impacted. I have Lansweeper running on one network and its doing a fine job - I can appreciate how lean it runs. So whether you have small Clients having 10-20-50 computers and a couple of printers or more prominent Client with 500 assets, it's excellent inventory software that works in the same way. Much of the functionality involves up/down pings ( for online/offline device status), Network Health checks, Event logging, network scanning, Help Desk ticket polling etc. What is unique about Lansweeper is that it's free up to 100 assets, and for 1000 or more assets it has low pricing point. Since Spiceworks has a variety of different functions running simultaneously some of them will utilize memory resources more than others. It scans Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows computers, VMware servers. Are you still using Spiceworks in your environment? Lansweeper is network inventory software used for viewing and managing the workstations, servers, devices and users in your network. Rely on a complete & up-to-date overview to spearhead all network-related tasks, projects, and decisions. When scanning, did you access remote sites? Consider Lansweeper your single source of truth on hardware, software, and users. How was the accuracy of discovery/inventory, did you have many unknown devices or many with errors? Were you using Spiceworks just for scanning or some of the other features also (help desk, reporting, monitoring)? What other tasks are/were you running on this server? I'm assuming Spiceworks was hosted on a physical server, what OS?

Lansweeper full#

Can you elaborate on: 'however it took almost the full capacity of 7000$ server' Hi pykes, since Spiceworks is always trying to improve app performance and enhance the user experience.