Although your KeyServer contains a wealth of information about the computers on your network (and the software installed on them), some read/write actions can only be performed one-at-a-time in the […]
Although your KeyServer contains a wealth of information about the computers on your network (and the software installed on them), some read/write actions can only be performed one-at-a-time in the […]
Note: This blog is outdated. Please see https://www.sassafras.com/hrl/7.7/general_settings.html#printers for current documentation on using this feature in new versions of Sassafras and PaperCut. Have you ever considered leveraging the data from […]
Rather than sit through our comprehensive “Fundamentals” training course, many new KeyServer admins would prefer an indexed list of topic specific, “short burst” videos that cover all the highlights of […]
If you manage Macs, it’s a good guess that you do so using JAMF. Most likely then, you’ve also deployed KeyAccess using JAMF Pro. There’s a new twist with KeyAccess […]
KeyServer Maps are an incredibly powerful way to allow students to view resource availability – both hardware and software. The simplest way to provide this data is a direct link […]
URL tracking is a long-requested feature that has now been implemented in KeyServer 7.5, so we wanted to provide a quick tutorial on how to use it. Check out […]
On 7/5, Sassafras released the hotly anticipated 7.5 version of KeyServer, our award-winning Hardware and Software Asset and Management tool. Voted #1 in Customer Satisfaction by the readers of The […]
We’ve heard it a thousand times: “We don’t need SAM anymore because Adobe and Microsoft went to the cloud and we just buy site licenses for everything now.” In other words: “We […]
With any system that maintains a database of computers, a critical question is how each record is uniquely identified. For many organizations, identifying computers simply by Computer Name is sufficient […]
During installation of the K2 client, a “Department” field can be placed on the client. This value is then sent from KeyAccess to KeyServer, and can be used in a […]

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