HTML Reports

Description

HTML reports are a comprehensive report that can be generated at the end of each scan. The reports can be then uploaded to a specified location. It is possible to upload reports via the following methods:

• Local or Network Directory
• FTP
• SFTP

The HTML reports cover the following areas:

• Machine report
  • Similar to the computers screen, it lists easily identifiable information about each computer.

• Software report
  • Similar to the software screen, it also contains the following additional information:
    • Standard (based on the computers scanned)
    • Cost to license (based on the number of licenses, install count and license cost)
• Standards report
  • Individual reports for:
    • Prohibited
      • Contains application name, install count and install on columns
    • Mandatory
      • Contains application name, missing install count and not install on columns
    • Ignored
      • Contains application name, install count and install on columns
    • All software
      • Contains application name, install count and install on columns
• Change Management
  • Contains a list of changes on a per machine basis.
• Licensing report
  • Contains a detailed look at the licensing and contains the following information
    • Application name
    • Install count
    • License count
    • Number of assigned licenses
    • Number of licenses required or available
    • Cost per license
    • Cost to license (based on the number of licenses, install count and license cost)
• Risk report
  • Contains the application name, risk level and install count on a risk level basis

How to use

To enable the HTML reports simply tick the 'Enable HTML Report output…' check box. Once this is enabled you can select your output requirements:

• Local or Network Directory
  • To setup local or network reports simply enter in either the UNC share (\\Server\Share) or local path you wish to use.
• FTP/SFTP
  • To setup a FTP/SFTP export, specify the target directory, the server (and port if required) and the username and password.

For all of the above options you must enter in a publicly viewable path (in the case of a UNC share this can be the same), this can be http based. You can also specify if you wish to use iQNetScan or an external browser to view the reports.