Alternatives to EMCO Network Inventory

Lansweeper suits organizations that need to discover and inventory assets across IT, operational technology, cloud, and virtual environments.

It suits IT teams managing IP resources, DNS and DHCP, and switch ports across networks.

LanTopoLog may suit administrators who need local-network topology discovery, device mapping and traffic monitoring.

It suits administrators who need to inventory hardware and software across an IT environment, including network devices without agents.

Alloy Discovery

It suits IT teams that need inventory across local, remote, and non-networked computers, plus network devices and Chromebooks.

It suits commercial customers and public-law entities that need IT inventory, documentation, or permission and license analysis.

LOGINventory

LOGINventory suits IT managers documenting assets across local networks, cloud services, and systems outside the LAN.

Device42

Device42 suits IT teams managing assets and dependencies across data center, cloud, or hybrid environments.

Domotz

Domotz identifies managed service providers, IT departments, system integrators and security professionals as users.

NetBrain

NetBrain is aimed at large enterprises, telcos, and managed service providers with complex, hybrid networks.

Community Edition is designed for small businesses, individuals, and security researchers with 100 or fewer assets.

Netdisco suits network administrators managing environments from small offices to very large networks.

Gluware is aimed at Global 2000 enterprises and teams operating complex enterprise networks.

Vistumbler suits people mapping nearby wireless access points with Windows and GPS data for legitimate network analysis.

NetworkTonic suits organizations that need an inventory and map of network assets across Windows, Linux, and Mac computers.