workstation ID question / query
Hi
I am a user of version 7.0 and have a question that hopefully someone might know a bit about.
Essentially what i want to do is be able to scan a workstation when a computer logs onto the network. I have figured out that when a workstation scan is done it calls this command :
http://helpdesk.mycompany.com.au:81/WSInvokeScan.do?wsId= [unique id here] &action=scan&wsName= [computer name here]
for example: http://mycompany.com.au:81/WSInvokeScan.do?wsId=1562&action=scan&wsName=admin151.mycompany.com.au
What i can't figure out is how to get a complete listing of all the "wsid" numbers and associate them with the computer names. The only way i can see of finding out the "wsid" tag is by going to the assets section, and clicking on a particular workstation, the wsid tag will the appear in the address bar. This will get painfull going through 400+ computers and manually writing down numbers.
Does anyone know of a way to list all of the wsid numbers ? like with a query ?
I imagine that i'm not the only one that wants to achieve something like this! when you have 400+ computers in the network with some of them only logging on once a month, it's important to get scans done whenever they log on.
Thanks !
- Paul
I am a user of version 7.0 and have a question that hopefully someone might know a bit about.
Essentially what i want to do is be able to scan a workstation when a computer logs onto the network. I have figured out that when a workstation scan is done it calls this command :
http://helpdesk.mycompany.com.au:81/WSInvokeScan.do?wsId= [unique id here] &action=scan&wsName= [computer name here]
for example: http://mycompany.com.au:81/WSInvokeScan.do?wsId=1562&action=scan&wsName=admin151.mycompany.com.au
What i can't figure out is how to get a complete listing of all the "wsid" numbers and associate them with the computer names. The only way i can see of finding out the "wsid" tag is by going to the assets section, and clicking on a particular workstation, the wsid tag will the appear in the address bar. This will get painfull going through 400+ computers and manually writing down numbers.
Does anyone know of a way to list all of the wsid numbers ? like with a query ?
I imagine that i'm not the only one that wants to achieve something like this! when you have 400+ computers in the network with some of them only logging on once a month, it's important to get scans done whenever they log on.
Thanks !
- Paul