Question with workstation / Asset Relationship
Hi, I may just be misunderstanding things, but I couldn't seem to track a thread down.
I have roughly 460 pc's that were found throw domain scanning and now showing up in the workstation part of inventory. Which is awesome. My problem now lies in the fact that if I want to break them down into the specific models and get a visual and quick representation of the distribution of each type and all the associated information you get from the assets tab I must create a specific product type of that certain asset of all the pc type we have, and re-enter all 460 machines and their information manually. If this is the case wouldn't it make more sense for the scan to pick everything up as an asset and then you associate all the parts together to create a 'workstation'?
Of am I missing something and there is a way to make this easier?
I have roughly 460 pc's that were found throw domain scanning and now showing up in the workstation part of inventory. Which is awesome. My problem now lies in the fact that if I want to break them down into the specific models and get a visual and quick representation of the distribution of each type and all the associated information you get from the assets tab I must create a specific product type of that certain asset of all the pc type we have, and re-enter all 460 machines and their information manually. If this is the case wouldn't it make more sense for the scan to pick everything up as an asset and then you associate all the parts together to create a 'workstation'?
Of am I missing something and there is a way to make this easier?
Topic Participants
makaiser
rb-windows admin
Peter Coots
ServiceDesk Plus