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Hi,<br />
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Sorry for the delay in replying. &nbsp;I eventually went with Open Audit <a href="http://www.open-audit.org" rel="ugc">http://www.open-audit.org</a>&nbsp;as this product is free, light-weight and did the trick after running an audit script from the login script.<br />
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I've awarded points in a equal way as I looked at each suggestion before making my decision.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

Sorry for the delay in replying.  I eventually went with Open Audit http://www.open-audit.org [http://www.open-audit.org] as this product is free, light-weight and did the trick after running an audit script from the login script.

I've awarded points in a equal way as I looked at each suggestion before making my decision.

Thanks

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Thanks for posting your solution and awarding points – both very much appreciated! Regards, Joe
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Thanks for posting your solution and awarding points – both very much appreciated! Regards, Joe

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Hi,<br />
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For 500 points can anyone suggest a free or low cost hardware/software audit tool for up to 250 PC's that I can run as a consultant for various customers?<br />
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Kind of tool to execute in a login script would be ideal.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

For 500 points can anyone suggest a free or low cost hardware/software audit tool for up to 250 PC's that I can run as a consultant for various customers?

Kind of tool to execute in a login script would be ideal.

Thanks

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