Documentation
- Introduction
- User Interface Overview
- Getting Started
- Network Management
- Inventory Information Management
- Brief Scan
- Detailed Scan
- Installed Applications
- Application Updates
- Shares
- Monitors
- Printers
- Drive Mappings
- Physical Drives
- Logical Drives
- CD Drives
- Running Processes
- Startup Commands
- Program Folders
- Processors
- Network Cards
- Environmental Variables
- Services
- Memory Banks
- ODBC Data Sources
- Scheduled Tasks
- Fonts
- User Accounts
- Network Protocols
- Custom Scan
- Updating Scan Data
- Installed Applications Inventory Features
- Using Notes for Machines
- How can I get Inventory Information for not connected Machines?
- Inventory Reports
- Working with Query Builder
- Alternate Credentials
- Additional Capabilities
- Application Preferences
- Error Log
- Live Update
Startup Commands
Network Inventory allows you to collect the commands to be run on the Operating System start up for any Machine. To get a list of startup commands first of all check the Startup Commands option on the Settings tab under the System Information Scan Options. If you also want to collect the information on the commands to be run for the currently logged on user, you should check Current User option under the Startup Commands one. Then select the Machines you want to retrieve a list of startup commands for and choose Update Selected option from the drop-down of the Update button located on the tool bar above the Machine Tree. As soon as the update process completes you are about to see the startup commands list for the Machine by selecting its Startup Commands child node in the Machine Tree. Pic 1
You can add a startup command to this list manually, remove the startup command from this list, edit each command, export this list to any format or create a report containing this information.