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 How can I scan the network for changes like stolen memory or removed hardware? Spiceworks?
Does anyone use Spiceworks in a corporate environment? I need to scan the network for changes like stolen memory or removed hardware. Is this possible and how can I do it?
ASKED: Jul 16, 2010  1:58 PM GMT
UPDATED: July 20, 2010  8:05:56 PM GMT
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Spice works will keep a timeline on changes to your network inventory. Anything installed or uninstalled, added or removed from your workstations, DNS changes, etc. It's quite a nice little tool. Of course, it's not going to come out & tell you something was stolen, but it will let you know if anything has been uninstalled or removed.
ANSWERED:  Jul 20, 2010  3:43 PM (GMT)  by Rwade1119   295 pts.

 
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In Spiceworks, you need to run a report of all machines with total memory amount changed in last week, month, etc.
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Spice works will keep a timeline on changes to your network inventory. Anything installed or uninstalled, added or removed from your workstations, DNS changes, etc. It’s quite a nice little tool. Of course, it’s not going to come out & tell you something was stolen, but it will let you know if anything has been uninstalled or removed.

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