Microsoft Self Audit

davidadkins6796 · 2014-10-16T11:54:56.000Z

Looks like I need to do a Microsoft Self audit. I keep a list of all deployed machines (40 or so) with OS and Office keys, but want to verify that my records are accurate before I have my boss sign off on it.

Is there any good scan tools I can use to get theses keys?

I’d like to have it scan the network or run from USB. I don’t have too many machines so visiting each station is not that bad.

I’d like to have the ability to save or print the results that list Product, Version and key.

Suggestions?

@Microsoft

georgejurcan · 2014-10-16T12:04:32.000Z

If I recall correctly Spiceworks does this to some extent…

ryan26016928 · 2014-10-16T12:09:33.000Z

the MAP tool from Microsoft is easy to use.

learn.microsoft.com

Solution Accelerators

It is network based and the information can be exported to CSV

davidadkins6796 · 2014-10-16T12:10:09.000Z

Spiceworks is returning some funky results. I know for the most part what keys are where but SW is returning different results. So I want to “get another opinion”.

davidadkins6796 · 2014-10-16T12:14:54.000Z

Can MAP Extract Keys? I have MAP installed and ran a report but could not find keys.

breffni · 2014-10-16T12:23:58.000Z

Have a look at Lansweeper.com

Excellent for software license management and auditing.

justinsitton · 2014-10-16T13:34:59.000Z

The last 2 audits, I have turned in data from the Microsoft MAP tool. The first audit we had a mess of 4 domains and they used a subcontractor and tried using pdqdeploy and some agent that logged out to a remote website.