The Offline Scanner allows you to inventory PCs that are not connected to the network. After installing the ACMP Console, the executable file for the Offline Scanner is located in the directory %PROGRAMFILES(x86)%\Aagon\ACMP Console\Bin\ACMPOfflineScanner.

When the ACMP Console is open, you can open this directory by clicking Offline Clients on the ribbon bar and then clicking Copy Offline Scanner.

Now copy all files listed in this directory to a USB stick, for example.
When you start ACMPOfflineScanner.exe, the configuration of the offline scanner is displayed first. You can specify which scanners are to be executed, where the scan data is to be stored, and whether this directory is to be displayed after the scan. If you do not customize the target directory for the scan data, a directory will be created next to the exe file and the scan data will be stored there. When you start the ACMP Offline Scanner, all scanners are activated. The configuration data is stored in the OfflineScannerSettings.xml file.

Once you have finished the configuration, start the ACMP Offline Scanner by clicking Scan. The progress bar shows you where the offline scanner is currently located. Once the scan is complete, you will receive a message.

An *.aos file is now located in the previously selected directory. The name of this file corresponds to the computer name on which the ACMP Offline Scanner was executed.

To import the offline scan data into the ACMP Console, select Copy Offline Scanner in the ribbon bar.

Navigate to the storage location of the *.aos file and open it. You can view the inventory data of the Client via Queries.

Aufruf des Offline Scanners über die Kommandozeile

Es ist möglich, den ACMP Offline Scanner über die Kommandozeile aufzurufen. Hierfür stehen die folgenden Parameter zur Verfügung:

Konfiguration Offline Scanner

Nachfolgend sind die verschiedenen Scanner sowie die Beschreibungen zu den Konfigurationen gelistet: