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The Macintosh or Mac computer is designed, manufactured, and sold by Apple.

In addition, they have developed a series of Macintosh operating systems like Mac OS, Mac OS X, OS X and macOS, which are based on the Unix operating system. The Mac operating system is mainly used on workstations, but most recent versions can be used on servers as well. Only Apple devices support Mac OS. This is because the license does not support installing it on other operating systems.

Scanned Mac Information

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Lansweeper scans Mac computers through the Secure Shell or SSH protocol, similar to other Unix based assets. When you enable SSH, a cryptographic network protocol, Lansweeper can run the system_profiler command on the asset. This System Profiler or System Information tool is a software utility which can gather technical data about installed hardware, devices, system settings and more. When Spotlight is enabled, Lansweeper can also retrieve information about the software that is installed on the asset. Spotlight is a system-wide search feature of Apple’s operating systems.

Some of the Mac data Lansweeper scans:

  • Disks
  • Network interfaces
  • Manufacturer
  • Model
  • Memory
  • OS
  • Processor
  • Serial number
  • Software
  • Uptime

Managing Mac Assets

Using the Lansweeper report builder you can create custom reports to get a clear overview of your Mac computers according to your specific requirements. Alternatively, you can make use of the built-in reportsImages of slot machines. included in your Lansweeper installation.

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LsAgent is a feature introduced in Lansweeper 7.0. If you are using an older Lansweeper release, you will need to update by following the instructions in this knowledge base article.
Not all Lansweeper licenses support scanning via LsAgent. If your particular license does not support this feature, please visit this page for more information.

Lansweeper includes several agentless scanning methods to scan the assets in your network. You can scan the Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows computers, VMware servers and other devices in your network without installing any Lansweeper software on the machines you're scanning. Optionally, you can scan your computers with a scanning agent instead.

LsAgent is a scanning agent introduced in Lansweeper 7.0. It is a cross-platform, lightweight program that you can install on Windows, Linux and Mac computers and that automatically collects an inventory from the computer it's installed on. LsAgent sends scanned data back to your Lansweeper installation, either directly or through our relay server in the cloud. Data is securely sent to the relay server over HTTPS, stored in an encrypted format and deleted once a scanning server has retrieved it. Thanks to the relay server connectivity, LsAgent can even scan computers outside of your network and over the Internet.

To install LsAgent on a Mac computer and subsequently have LsAgent scan the machine, do the following:

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  1. Make sure the computer has .NET Core 2.1 installed, as this is a requirement for running LsAgent.
  2. If you will be scanning the Mac computer over the Internet, make sure outbound traffic is allowed on your Lansweeper scanning server. Specifically, the scanning server must be able to make an outbound connection to port 443 of lsagentrelay.lansweeper.com, our cloud relay server, to retrieve data scanned by LsAgent. The relay server is a server hosted in Azure (Microsoft cloud environment) by us, Lansweeper. If LsAgent cannot send data directly to a Lansweeper scanning server, it will send the data to the relay instead, where the scanning server can collect it.
  3. If you will be scanning the Mac computer over the Internet, enable access to the Lansweeper relay server under ScanningCloud Relay Configuration in the Lansweeper web console. The relay access check may take a couple dozen seconds. If you have multiple scanning servers, you can configure which one collects relay data.
  4. Copy the relay authentication key seen on the page, as you will need to submit this in the LsAgent installer later.
  5. Download the LsAgent installer for Mac through this download page.
  6. Run the LsAgent installer on your Mac client machine and double-click on LsAgent-osx in the resulting popup. Hit Next. Should the software be blocked, click the Apple icon in the upper left corner of your screen, choose System Preferences and then Security & Privacy. In this menu, there should be an option to unblock.
  7. Optionally, choose a different installation directory. Hit Next.
  8. Submit one or both of the following:
    - Your scanning server name or IP and its listen port. You can see your listen port (9524 by default) listed in the ConfigurationServer Options section of the web console. If you fill in these fields, LsAgent will first try to send scanned data directly to the listen port of your scanning server.
    - The relay authentication key you copied earlier, from the ScanningCloud Relay Configuration section of the Lansweeper web console. If you fill in this field, LsAgent will send scanned data to the Lansweeper relay server, where your scanning server can collect it. If you submit both your scanning server and relay authentication key, LsAgent will first try to send data directly to the scanning server and, if that fails, to the relay server. Data is securely sent to the relay server over HTTPS, stored in an encrypted format and deleted once a scanning server has retrieved it.
  9. Hit Next and Finish when the installation process has completed.
  10. LsAgent has now been installed. The client machine will automatically be scanned by LsAgent, by default once per day. Data will be sent to the scanning server and, if that fails, to the relay server, where the scanning server can retrieve it. You can find the client machine in the Lansweeper web console like any other Mac client machine, e.g. by performing a search for the computer's name through the search bar.
  11. Optionally, change the machine's scanning schedule in the ScanningLsAgent Scanning section of the Lansweeper web console. Here, you can divide machines scanned with LsAgent into groups, configure a scanning schedule for each group and enable/disable/delete LsAgent installations. Keep in mind that the minimum scan interval for LsAgent is 1 hour. If you choose a more frequent schedule, your LsAgent installations will silently default to an interval of 1 hour. LsAgent uses the same schedules as deployment packages, so the link for creating a new schedule takes you to a deployment configuration page.
  12. Optionally, if you have multiple scanning servers, link additional servers to your LsAgent group on the same page. If an LsAgent installation then attempts to send scanned data to a scanning server and that server cannot be reached, another server is tried. If all linked scanning servers cannot be reached and if you submitted your relay key during LsAgent installation, scanned data is sent to the relay instead.