JDisc Discovery Feedback System

License: Freeware | Author: JDisc UG (haftungsbeschränkt) | Requirements: Intalliert auf Windows ab Windows XP SP2

JDisc Discovery is an agentless network inventory solution that has been developed from scratch with more than 10 years experience in the area of network discovery for medium to large scale networks.

JDisc Discovery provides the information that you need to run your IT more effectively. It's agent-less discovery technology minimizes the impact on your network and your devices. While a permanent license provides the most value for your IT. JDisc also offers short-term licenses at a very competitive price if you need accurate and detailed inventory information only for the duration of a project.

Small businesses use JDisc Discovery without the overhead and complex configuration required by most discovery products. Global corporations benefit from JDisc Discovery's flexibility to group devices and to manage access credentials on a very granular level.

With its open database structures and its SQL query viewer, JDisc Discovery can easily integrate into existing Asset Management and CMDB systems.

* Identifies hardware, software and users on Windows (starting with NT 4.0), IBM AIX, Sun Solaris, Linux, MAC OS X, and VMware ESX Server
* No proprietary agents required
* Supports Microsoft's Active Directory
* Allows the definition of custom fields
* Custom reports
* Normalizes information (e.g. processor names)
* Manage your IT related documents
* Define your custom data collections
* Installs within 5 minutes, easy to install and use

JDisc's dependency mapping (which is an add-on to JDisc Discovery) finds TCP/IP connection between computer on your network and displays these graphically as dependency maps or using table based reports.

The core JDisc Discovery is extensible with multiple add-ons:

1. The networking add-on detects your network topology and collects your router configuration files and module details.
2. The dependency mapping add-on identifies TCP/IP connections between computers and visualizes them graphically in a map.