JDisc Discovery is the Swiss Knife when it comes to network inventory and documentation. First, we just want to thank all JDisc users for their feedback. Many new ideas and enhancements are direct input from our customers. Today, we released a new maintenace release with minor improvements and some bugfixes. We’re always looking forward getting…
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As announced, our development team works on the visualization of WLANs within the network map. We already have a first implementation that shows wireless lans as clouds with a WLAN icon. WLAN connections are dotted lines instead of solid lines for ethernet connections. A checkbox within the toolbar lets users decide whether to show or…
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Today, we released our maintenance release for version 3.0. As usual, the release comes with a bunch of new features and some bugfixes. Users testing the software often provide feedback on how to improve the software. Getting the duplex mode for network interfaces is just another example. A user testing our software was asking: “Can…
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Recently, we have released JDisc Discovery 3.0. So you might ask yourself what will be coming next… We are currently working on some minor enhancements from some customers such as collecting the duplex mode for network interfaces. As usual, we are also continuesly adding new devices that we support. But we will also add additional…
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Today, JDisc has released its new major version 3.0 of its network inventory and documentation suite “JDisc Discovery”. During the last months, we worked on three new major features besides of many minor enhancements. Follow the links below for a more detailed description… Browse live WBEM or WMI information with our new WBEM/WMI browser. Discover…
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Our development team has completed the WLAN discovery within our Networking Add-On. This has been the last implementation step for the coming major release 3.0. There are plenty of WLAN tools out there on the internet. However, they usually focus on WLANs received by a single PC or laptop. But there are many good reasons…
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J2EE application servers are very popular nowadays as they provide a scalable and stable platform for your enterprise scale applications. However administrators can easily loose control when departments deploy new applications or new J2EE servers. J2EE servers often do not use the platform’s standard installation procedures. Especially Oracle WebLogic and JBoss use either their own…
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At JDisc, we always provide sneak previews. This time, we look at a feature that will make it into our next major release 3.0. Our new WBEM/WMI Browser lets our users easily browse all available WMI information fow Windows computers and WBEM information for Unix computers and VMware Servers. As you might know, WMI is…
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Gärtringen, 12th June 2013, JDisc released today build 2925 of its network inventory and documentation solution “JDisc Discovery”. Build 2925 is a minor bugfix release containing the following changes and fixes. JDisc discovery detects now the interface speed for interfaces with more than 10GB per second correctly. Before, an integer value overflow in the standard…
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Gärtringen, 12th of June 2013, Licensing for enterprise class software can be very difficult and time consuming. The license cost does not only depend on the number of installations, but also on other factors such as installed memory, processors, number of total processor cores or the number of concurrent users. Do you really know whether…
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