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Today we’re rolling out a long-awaited addition to Total Network Inventory: resident agent modes for macOS, Linux and FreeBSD. Until now, the resident agent approach was available primarily for Windows fleets, but starting with this release, you can bring the same “install once, scan on schedule” workflow to your Unix estate as well.

Why resident mode on Unix matters?

Resident agents perform scans locally on each node according to the set schedule. That brings a few practical wins:

• Less traffic, less waiting. The only

Hi everyone!

Today we’re rolling out another most requested feature to Total Network Inventory’s Network map mode. Version 6.5 introduces a new scalable map viewing mode and true multi-user editing and collaboration – and we didn’t stop there. Let’s take a closer look.

Scalable Network Map View

Finally, you can step back and see your entire network at a glance – no matter how sprawling it gets.

• Four dynamic zoom stages: scale the canvas to fit any map – small or sprawling.
• One-click navigation: click anywhere in the overview mode or drop a device node and TNI returns

Greetings!

We’ve just rolled out a major internal upgrade for scanning Linux, FreeBSD, and ESXi systems via SSH. While SSH-based scanning has been part of Total Network Inventory for a long time, the old agent was showing its age – becoming less reliable and harder to maintain as new Unix distributions kept emerging.

With this update, we’re introducing a completely rewritten SSH scanning agent. The new version is designed to be more stable, predictable, and much easier to extend. That means better support right now – and quicker support for more Unix-like systems in the future.

If you’re …

Hi everyone!

The long-awaited TSD update is here, bringing significant improvements to software and computer storages.

Assistants and filters for the software tree

The much-loved feature for convenient filtering of computers in the network tree is now also available in the software tree for deployment!

With the help of new assistants, you will be able to:

• See which software is ready for deployment on your network, and filter out software that requires additional configuration.
• Quickly view the installation context specified for software – especially useful for installers that require the end user to be logged in on a remote computer.

In the latest update, we’re introducing a collection of highly requested features and improvements. This version brings network map export, several quality-of-life changes for database storages management and a number of important updates for scanning agents.

Export your network map

This was one of the most requested features from our users for the network map! With this update, you can save your whole network map as an image in a few clicks. This feature simplifies the process of sharing network layouts in reports or presentations and also allows you to print the map.

Enhanced database storage management

Database storage management …

We are pleased to announce the latest update of Total Network Inventory, which enhances database management capabilities, making work with TNI storage even much easier. The program now features a dedicated window that allows users to quickly connect to databases, view all created storages, and manage them with ease.

What we added:

• User access control. Define and control access rights to TNI storages directly from the new interface.
• Storage file paths. Easily customize paths for the file part of storages. If a TNI storage is accessible not only via a network path but also locally, you can