ACMP Agent

The ACMP Agent is installed on a machine and serves to transmit the data of the machine to the ACMP server. In addition, this client logs on to the server at set time intervals and looks for unprocessed jobs. These jobs include, among other things, the renewed query of client values, updates of the client as well as the execution of certain actions, so-called client commands.

OneScanClient

The OneScanClient is a program which can be started without installation on the client. This can be done, e.g., with a login script. The ACMP OneScanClient determines all data of the machine once, transmits them to the server, which archives the data in the database and subsequently shuts down.

Agentless Scanner

The Agentless Scanner is able to capture clients through an Active Directory. This approach is useful in cases where clients cannot be captured due to network policies, such as multiple network segments without NetBIOS support. Here, the Agentless Scanner is able to read the basic data of clients from an active directory and to run a WMI remote scan on the basis of these data. In addition, the agentless scanner contains the XML Importer, which is used to capture Linux and Mac OS clients.

Manual capturing of clients

If a client is not located in a network, or does not have a network interfact, it is nevertheless possible to enter the client manually.

Linux & Mac Agent

To install the Linux & Mac agent on your clients and managed them with ACMP there have to be some customizations to your installation from our support. The customization can be performed during a short remote session.

Offline Scanner

The offline scanner allows you to integrate clients and inventory data without a network connection. When you executed the offline scanner on these clients you are able to import all data to get access in the ACMP console.