Hello,
I have a quick question regarding searches on the WAPT console. Is it possible to search for a software name with a specific version number?
For example, if I search for "FileZilla 3.7.3", WAPT will simply return a list of computers with FileZilla installed, without considering the requested version (3.7.3 in this example). I would like to display only the computers with FileZilla 3.7.3 installed.
Is this possible?
Thank you very much.
Patrice
Search by software version
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Hi Patrice,
I think it's possible. In the console, there's a "Search" field (top left) when you're in the "Inventory" tab.
Just type "filezilla" (or the name of your package without the version number), then press "Enter" or click "Search for a machine."
You'll then see a list of all the machines where FileZilla is installed.
My method works with WAPT 1.2.3; I don't know if it works for other versions.
I think it's possible. In the console, there's a "Search" field (top left) when you're in the "Inventory" tab.
Just type "filezilla" (or the name of your package without the version number), then press "Enter" or click "Search for a machine."
You'll then see a list of all the machines where FileZilla is installed.
My method works with WAPT 1.2.3; I don't know if it works for other versions.
