LOGINventory Version 9.7.0

Build 16769 (31.07.2024):

  • New Reading out docking station information: Model, serial number, and firmware of the connected docking station can now be read out on Windows laptops. Please refer to the instructions in the manual to find out which drivers need to be installed on the laptop!
  • New Docking station information and hard disk information can be used to directly create peripheral devices in LOGINventory (analogous to monitor information).
  • New New entity “Firewall”: For the three firewall profiles “Public”, “Private” and “Domain”, it is determined for Windows devices whether the firewall is activated or deactivated in each case.
  • New For assets created manually / imported via csv import, the serial number is used as the identification criterion (sole fingerprint feature). This means that an asset can already be created in LOGINventory for devices that are still in the inflow (“pre-staging“). If a device with the same serial number is then recognized during a later scan, the information is merged – it is no longer necessary to change the name of the asset before the first entry. More information on this in the manual.
  • New License Management:
    • Compound products: Combining several products with any metric into a “compound product”.
    • Separate dialog for storing licenses without having to define corresponding products beforehand.
  • New More values read from virtual machines (VM guests) during VMware / Hyper-V scan:
    • HWVersion
    • Tags (VMware only)
    • Generation (Hyper-V only)
    • ToolsVersion (VMware only)
    • DnsHostname of VM (VMware only)
  • New New setting to prevent users with the “Guest” role from double-clicking on assets to view the details. This allows you to specify that guests can only access the data that is part of the query that has been shared with the user.
    To activate this setting, the following part must be added to the LOGINventory.config file (located at C:\ProgramData\Login\LOGINventory\9.0):

    <setting name="HideDetailsForGuests">
            <value>true</value>
    </setting>
    

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LOGINventory Version 9.6.0

New With version 9.6, LOGINventory receives a major web update. Many new functions are now available on the asset details page after scanning a QR code, such as taking photos, documenting the transfer of multiple assets simultaneously or creating general lifecycle entries. User details can now also be viewed on the new User Details page on the web. This page can also be used as a self-service portal by any user to track which assets have been assigned to them and when. We present all the new features here.

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LOGINventory Version 9.5.4

Build 16490 (13/05/2024):

  • Completely newly created Linux / macOS acquisition with, among other things:
    • Support for KVM / Proxmox hypervisor: Detailed information on existing VMs, creation of stubs.
    • Capture with keyfile with and without passphrase reliably possible again.
    • Improved detection of virtual machines.
    • Discovery of macOS devices extended: now possible with local users, domain users – preferably with “may manage this computer” privileges or sudo rights.
    • Generally reduced requirements for successful scan.
  • Offline Agent version increased to 9.2: Improvements in behavior on terminal servers: In Windows task scheduling, tasks are only created when a user logs on to the device interactively (i.e. no more creation for remote desktop connections).
  • Web Viewer: On the default.aspx page, the column order is correctly adopted from the LMC again.
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LOGINventory Version 9.5.3

Build 16399 (12.04.2024):

  • Fixed display problems with monitors with high DPI and when using zoom settings.

Build 16384 (02.04.2024):

  • Several LOGINventory windows can be opened in parallel again (e.g. via the multitenancy management interface).

Build 16371 (28.03.2024):

  • New Failed logon attempts can be read out on Windows devices: The table UserLogons has been extended by the 2 columns SourceIP and LogonFailed. Please refer to the hints in the manual on how to read failed login attempts.
  • New Script-based inventory available in beta mode: Use your own scripts (or our examples) to read out your own data sources: For example, assets can be created by reading out Microsoft Intune, cloud subscriptions can be created by reading out other providers, and much more.
  • AD aquisition:
    • Standard behavior for group resolution changed: The optional parameter /membershipsnative now no longer exists and is the new default behavior. You can switch back to the old method using the /membershipsmanaged parameter.
    • Group memberships of computer accounts are reliably determined again.
    • UserAccount.JobTitle no longer limited to 100 characters.
    • Improved entry behavior of group memberships when scanning both on-premises and Azure AD. Read More

LOGINventory Version 9.5.1

Build 16261 (13.02.2024):

  • License management: Products can be added again if cloud subscriptions are in the database.

Build 16246 (09.02.2024):

  • License management: Fixed a bug where Windows Server or SQL Server products did not reference the correct set of consumers (products created with version 9.5.0 may have to be deleted and added again).
  • “Related data” widget: For HardwareProduct queries, the devices are displayed in the widget again.
  • Improved timeout handling for reports.

LOGINventory Version 9.5.0

New With version 9.5, LOGINventory receives a major license management update. On the one hand, the license management of virtualized applications and operating systems has been fundamentally revised and supplemented with new features, e.g. for cluster licensing, and on the other hand, many usability improvements have been introduced to existing functions. Update to LOGINventory 9.5 now free of charge and benefit from all the new features!

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LOGINventory Version 9.4.2

Build 16065 (12/12/2023):

  • Problem with SQL server acquisition fixed

Build 15565 (12/07/2023):

  • Proxy support for scanning Exchange Online, Azure VMs & AWS VMs.
  • Exchange scan: Improved detection of the installed version + security updates.
  • Changes to the csv import so that imported devices for the Device table can also be subsequently edited via the asset editor.
  • Exchange Online Scan now also possible with certificate, not just client secret.
  • QR code labels supplied: CPU name is also printed if there is no “@” in the value.
  • Members of the user role can no longer create / delete Custom Properties, only fill them.
  • Only members of the administrator role can still activate the Web API & change the storage location of the data directory.
  • Dynamic documents: Adding new connections to SQL Server databases possible again.
  • Sorting by columns with “Count” in the name is possible again without restrictions.
  • Web Viewer: Data from the ProgramUsage query can be displayed again.
  • Remote Scanner Only Installation: Settings can be accessed again.
  • Web API: Setting custom properties possible again.
  • Migration from Scanstore.sdf to Scan.db (definitions & schedules of the remote scanner) when switching from versions before 9.2.2 to versions after 9.4.0 possible again without any problems.

LOGINventory Version 9.4.1

Build 15620 (10/26/2023):

  • Custom attributes from Active Directory scan are no longer reset by Azure AD scan.

Build 15601 (10/23/2023):

  • Exchange 2019: CU13 is detected correctly.
  • Remote Scan: No more connection to IPC$ if pure RPC is executed.
  • Active Directory Scan:
    • New parameter /membershipsnative for alternative determination of group memberships in case of restricted permissions to AD.
    • Capture of custom attributes works correctly again.
  • SQL Server Scan: Now also possible for devices in other domains.

Build 15565 (10/02/2023):

  • SQL Server capture works again.
  • Windows inventory with user specification in UPN form possible again.
  • Azure AD Scan: No longer only the first 100 accounts are read, but all accounts.
  • Virtual Windows Server on Proxmox: Correct detection that it is a VM.
  • Azure Virtual Machines: Increased reliability in acquisition.