Notice: Customize inventory in vScope requires administrator priveliges By default, vScope inventories as many assets as possible from a data source. This way vScope will always reflect what’s i...

Background To inventory Windows operating systems, vScope uses WMI or WinRM (depending on your preferences). This is called a Discovery. Both WMI and WinRM run scripts from the vScope server to fetch ...

vScope can be used to discover certificates in the local cert store on a machine. For this, vScope uses the WinRM protocol in the WMI probe. There are two options relevant to the certificate inventory...

vScope uses Microsoft’s API to retrieve information about the Azure VM’s to vScope. The way the API works, it’s only possible to retrieve a certain kind of information about the VM i...

In order to offer the most basic support, we are collecting limited information about your vScope. This allows us to proactively identify and mitigate license issues, such as reassign license or updat...

Custom SQL allows you to discover assets using your own SQL queries. In this guide, we’ll describe how it works. Currently, vScope supports the following SQL databases:– MS SQL– MySQ...

Proxies are automatically updated by initiation by the master vScope. If the proxy haven’t been updated you can always download and reinstall the proxy agent. Proxy for Windows: https://dist.vsc...

There can be multiple reasons why machines are missing Auto Update values. The first thing you need to ensure is that the machine is inventoried with the WMI/WinRM probe. If it is you need to make sur...

⚠️ Uploading certificates to vScope is no longer supported by Internet Explorer due to EOL. Important before you start: You can set up the HTTPS certificate from Settings > Advanced > HTTPS....

A frequently asked question is why some of the tag cells in the columns are missing values. The answer isn’t straightforward, but in this article we’ll explain why this is the case for som...