Introducing Open-AudIT

Open-AudIT is an application to tell you exactly what is on your network, how it is configured and when it changes. Can you really afford not to know?

Open-AudIT runs on Windows and Linux and is essentially a database of network information, queryable via a web interface. Data is collected via a Bash Script (Linux) or PowerShell (Windows): no compiling, human-readable source code. Customisations are quick and easy.

Windows PCs are queried for hardware, software, OS settings, security settings, IIS, services, users & groups and more. Linux systems provide a similar depth. Network devices (printers, switches, routers) have IP address, MAC address, open ports, serial number and more recorded. Output is available in JSON, XML, CSV and webpages.

Open-AudIT can be configured to scan your network and devices automatically. A daily scan is recommended for systems, so you're notified each day when something changes on a PC, or something new appears on your network.

Can you really afford not to know what's on your network?

Open-AudIT v6.0.4 released

v6.0.4 has been released!

Make sure you checkout the release notes. And don't forget about the wiki for all the documentation. Grab it from the downloads page.