rxInventory 3.8 now allows to thin out historical data to improve performance and reduce the amount of data. For better overview and security new views provide local users and groups – e.g. to clarify local administrators. The introduction of a device class for acquired switches is helpful in mapping the topology. In addition to these and other improvements, there is now a new query type for viewing the entered license packs at one glance. Users of older versions are recommended to install the update.
Changes to rxInventory 3.8
Note: When starting rxInventory 3.8 for the first time, the database is changed in a way which is not compatible with older versions of rxInventory. With multiple installations accessing the same database, all installation have to be updated.
Improvements:
- Scan of local users and groups plus display of local administrators
- Feature to thin out history data to reduce and speed up database
- Support of hardware scan on recent ESXi release
- Automatic retry of scans after disconnect
- Doubling of user defined properties for license packets
- Name of users defined properties of license packets can be customized now
- The maintenance price of the license pack now is independent of the license count
- New type of report for query on license packets
- Additional report examples
- Additional and updates examples for scripts
- Adjustments to scanning of display data on Windows 8 and 10
- macOS software scan now supports software packages with identical names
- New device class for switches
- Software list of devices extended with version
- Attached documents can now be edited in place
- Fresh look with new icons
- Operating system version now encloses build number for Windows 10
- Reduced scans with WMI missing do not overwrite former complete scans
- Link local addresses (fe80::) are omitted from the ip list of network interfaces
- Archive extended by device classes
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