New Feature: Autodesk Software License Detection

By: Thomas Trenz | Date: December 31, 2014 | Comment: 0 | Category: License Management

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Hello JDisc friends,

similar to the last topic about software license management, I would like to introduce a new feature that has been developed under the Christmas tree :-).

Starting with release 3.2 build 3207, we do collect software license information for Autodesk software. Martin Thompson from the ITAM review has published a nice article about Autodesk audits. The new feature enables customers and consulting companies to get the raw information for an Autodesk audit.

The network documentation tool JDisc Discovery collects the Autodesk serial number, the installed product and version, and the license type (standalone, network, evaluation, …).

The feature was inspired by a contact within a company that is specialized in software license management. After having a quick look on how to collect the information, it turned out, that is was not really difficult and straightforward to implement.

If you’re interested in getting Autodesk license information, then download and install the latest JDisc Discovery build!

Now, I am going to be offline for the rest of the year and maybe tomorrow, I’ll be offline as well 🙂

See ya in 2015!
Thomas

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Thomas Trenz

Thomas Trenz co-founded JDisc GmbH in 2009 and is the company’s CEO. He has more than 25 years of hands-on experience in network discovery, IT asset management, CMDB integration, and enterprise infrastructure.

At JDisc, Thomas remains closely involved in the product direction and development of JDisc Discovery, an agentless network discovery and IT inventory solution used by organizations around the world. His work focuses on providing accurate infrastructure data while keeping discovery practical and manageable, even in large and heterogeneous IT environments.

Thomas writes about network discovery, IT inventory, CMDBs, cybersecurity, software asset management, cloud environments, and related infrastructure topics. His articles draw on product development experience and discussions with customers and partners, with an emphasis on practical approaches that IT teams can apply in real-world environments.

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