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JDisc Products help you to get a comprehensive overview of your IT environment. By 360° Network Inventory JDisc means:

the reliable identification of devices in the network
the collection of relevant hardware, software and device configurations
the determination and visualization of logical and physical network topologies
the discovery and the graphical visualization of communication relationships between devices and applications in the network
plus the automatic storage and comparison of device configuration histories

JDisc Discovery is an IT network documentation solution for simple as well as highly complex infrastructures. Without the need for any proprietary agents, JDisc Discovery identifies heterogeneous networks consisting of different operating systems, protocols, device types and applications. Plus it also discovers all current virtualization technologies and cluster configurations.

Regarding licensing, JDisc Discovery is extremely flexible. Regardless if you go for a perpetual license, the annual subscription fee or a project license, you will always pay only for the number of used device types / operating systems (such as Windows, Linux, VMware ESX, Mac OS X, Oracle Solaris, HP-UX or IBM AIX). Changes in the combination of your devices / operating systems are almost always balanced automatically.

FEATURES:

Broad in Scope:
Identifies and collects detailed software and hardware information from all major operating systems (Windows NT 4.0 and above, IBM AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, Linux, Mac OS X).
Identifies and collects basic information from hundreds of SNMP devices.
Detects monitors and USB devices attached to Windows computers.
Supports the Microsoft Active Directory environment.
Accurate and Non-Intrusive:
We normalize information. Application names as well as hardware information is displayed in a normalized format.
Multicore processors appear as single physical processors having multiple cores instead of multiple processors having a single core.
No proprietary agents required on scanned computers.
No root access needed for most Unix platforms (however, some Unix commands require root access credentials in order to be executed).
Extensible:
Can be extended by custom inventory scripts and binaries in order to collect additional information that is not collected out of the box.
Capability to add custom software inventory scripts in order to identify homegrown applications and software that does not use the platform's standard installation procedure.
Export of the discovered data into any other IT system.