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  • @pkadam73  : For this case you can use the FlexNet Inventory Scanner as described in the documentation in section 5 (page: 112)

    https://helpnet.flexerasoftware.com/FlexNetManagerSuite2019R2/EN/WebHelp/PDF%20Documents/On-Prem/GatheringFlexNetInventory.pdf

    We use it usually for testing purposes or if an agent installation is not allowed.

    It can also upload results to one of your beacons if a connection is possible, otherwise you can copy the scan results manually to an inventory incoming folder on a beacon.

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    • Hi Alexander ,

       

      The section states "This description assumes that you have obtained and appropriately deployed theFlexNet Inventory Scannertoworking locations " I am not able to find the disconnected process in that document you provided
      • ChrisG (Flexera Software)

        You're looking at the right place in the documentation. Look at the "FlexNet Inventory Scanner: Implementation on Windows" and "FlexNet Inventory Scanner: Implementation on UNIX-Like Platforms" subsections for specifics steps to be done on whatever operating system environment is relevant to you.
        • Is it possible to have scans done via scanner despite the agents not supporting some version eg. AS/400
          • 0_Captain Kirk (Flexera Software)

            @pkadam73  - No, there is no support for AS/400 by the FlexNet Agent in whatever method you run the agent.  The recommendation is to use another inventory tool that supports the AS/400 platform and then import that inventory into FlexNet Manager.

            Kirk

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  • @pkadam73  ,

    Can you be a little more specific in request. Do you have network connectivity between server and Flexera beacon?

    If I understand right you don't want to install the agent, in this case you can use the core of the agent ndtrack.exe for windows, using a scheduled task and run the ndtrack.exe and upload the inventory. This can be done in the following way:

    Inventories:

     

    ndtrack.exe -o UploadLocation="http://InventoryBeacon/ManageSoftRL"

     

    Same purpose on a UNIX-like platform:

     

    ndtrack -o UploadLocation="http://InventoryBeacon/ManageSoftRL"

     

    Same purpose using FlexNet Inventory Scanner on Microsoft Windows (for this executable on this platform, the

     

    -o Upload="true" option, including the use of the double quotation marks, is mandatory):

     

    FlexeraInventoryScanner.exe

     

    -o UploadLocation="http://InventoryBeacon/ManageSoftRL"

     

    -o Upload="true"

     

    And same purpose using ndtrack.sh as a scanner on UNIX-like platforms:

     

    ndtrack.sh -o UploadLocation="http://InventoryBeacon/ManageSoftRL"

    https://helpnet.flexerasoftware.com/FlexNetManagerSuite2019R2/EN/WebHelp/PDF%20Documents/On-Prem/GatheringFlexNetInventory.pdf

    Check ndtrack command line page 216

     

     

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    • this is particularly in regards to AS/400 systems since it is not supported by FNMS agents, is there any likelihood to have this done through the disconnected way despite agent not supporting it.

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