Installing the LanSchool Report Server
Overview
The Report Server retains the software and hardware
inventory information scanned from Student machines. If it is installed in
combination with LanSchool v9.0 Classroom Management software, inventory
information from Teacher machines is also captured.
Report Server Requirements
The Report Server is a stand-alone install that includes a
SQLite database and the ASP.NET web framework.
It may be installed
on the same machine as the Windows Tech Console software, but only one install
of the Report Server should be implemented.
Once installed, it “announces” its presence to all Tech
Consoles available. It can be accessed by the Reports toolbar button on an
individual Tech Console, or through a browser by its IP address.
The Report Server initially requires under 60MB of disk
space to install, though additional space is needed as inventory is collected.
The amount of disk space needed will vary depending on the number of machines
in your environment.
The Report Server supports the following operating systems:
- 64-bit Windows 7, 8.1, 10, or 11
- Windows Server 2012, 2016 or higher
To support 10,000 users:
- Dedicated machine or virtual machine that is always up and running
- 64-bit Windows Server 2008 R2, 2012, 2016 or higher
- Static IP Address
- 16GB RAM or greater
- 1GB Ethernet network adapter connected to a gigabit port on a switch
- HDD space will vary by size and growth rate (e.g. 50 GB is a good starting
point)
- Requires port UDP 796 (broadcast discovery packet) to clients
Report Server Network Discovery
The discovery of the Report Server is done automatically
and cannot be configured by the end user. The Report Server will
broadcast on UDP 796 a packet containing the address of the Report Server.
In a peer to peer environment, the student will receive this packet and reply
back to the Report Server on TCP 80.
In an environment using a LanSchool Connection Server (LCS), the LCS will
receive this UDP packet and then relay it to the student clients via the higher
dynamic port already allotted to the student connection. The student will
then respond directly to the Report Server on TCP 80.
Installation
Windows 7 and 8.1 installations require all Windows Updates
to be ran before installation. The Report Server uses .NET Core 1.0 which the
Windows updates are a requirement.
- In My Computer, go to the LanSchool product download location and
double-click on ReportServerSetup.exe in the Tech Console folder.
- Click Next
- Read the license agreement that appears,
the click I Accept, then Next.
- Click Install
- Select the option to restart the computer
and click Finish.
- Once the computer restarts, launch the
Tech Console and select Reports
from the toolbar.
- A browser window will appear. Enter the
default username and password.
- Username: administrator
- Password: lanschool
You can change the login credentials and add new users under
the Users tab.
Data Update Frequency
- Inventory
is updated every 24 hours.
- Banned
words are updated on demand.
- Apps update every 30 seconds.
- Web history is updated as soon as the browser closes.
LanSchool
Report Server Database
The LanSchool Report Server database is a standard
SQLite database.
It is stored at C: \program files (x86)\LanSchool Report
Server\reportServer.sqlite.
You can use any standard SQLite client to view the
database. For example, DB Browser for SQLite works well and is freely available
at http://sqlitebrowser.org. The single database file can be copied and shared,
or backed up with any file backup tool.
For database field information please see the LanSchool-Report-Server-Database.pdf
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