IT Asset Management (Cloud)
You can change the status of an application record, which may move the record to a
different listing.
To change application status:
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Navigate to any of the following:
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Select an application (you can also select multiple records at a time), click
Change status, and choose a status you need.
- Authorized — Installation of
this application is allowed on computers in your enterprise. If the
application is also associated with a license, those installations can be
reviewed to determine if they comply with the license terms and
conditions.
- Deferred — You intend to
manage this application in due course, but not now. This status is intended
to be a temporary state that you will change later. Since it is an
administrative convenience only, installations of these applications still
count for license consumption.
- Ignored — Flags this
application as irrelevant for software asset management. While you can
recover an application from this state at any time, this status, unlike
Deferred, is generally applied only to
those applications that you do not intend to manage at all (for example,
shareware that you permit, but choose not to manage closely).
Tip: Although you may choose not to manage an ignored application,
it may still be licensable. For this reason, an ignored application is
not exempted from license consumption calculations. To remove
an application from license consumption calculations, either:
- Disconnect the application from all licenses
- In the General tab
of properties for the evidence that identifies the application,
set Ignored to
Yes (first check that this same
evidence does not also link to a different application that
should still be included in compliance calculations).
- Inactive — IT Asset Management assigns
this status to applications recorded in the Application Recognition Library, but not
yet recognized as installed within your enterprise.
- Unauthorized — Apply this
to flag applications that should not be installed on computers in your
enterprise. It is best practice to uninstall such applications.
- Unmanaged — A new application identified in
your enterprise, but not yet assigned any of the above status values.
Tip: If you do not have the time to process the new records, you
can assign the Deferred status to an
application, and review it later. This makes it easier to identify any
new Unmanaged applications that appear, so
that you can manage by exception.
The selected application record(s) move(s) to the corresponding IT Asset Management page.Note: If you selected Inactive,
the record is moved to the Unmanaged Applications page. If you selected either Authorized or
Unauthorized, the application record gets moved to
the Managed Applications page.
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