

SQL Server followed by something other than (localdb)\.\LSInstance, your database server is SQL Server.SQL LocalDB is derived from SQL Server Express, which is why it's prefaced by SQL Server.


|DataDirectory|\lansweeperdb.sdf, your database server is SQL Compact.Below are some screenshots showing possible data source values. To identify your database server, run the tool and examine the Data Source listed in the ConnectionString. This tool can be found in the Program Files (x86)\Lansweeper\Tools folder on your Lansweeper server. One way to identify your Lansweeper database server is using the ConfigEditor.exe tool on your Lansweeper server. Identify your Lansweeper database server using ConfigEditor If you installed Lansweeper and are unsure which database server your Lansweeper installation is using, this article explains how to identify it. You would have selected your preferred database server when you installed Lansweeper. Your database is hosted in either the Microsoft SQL LocalDB, Microsoft SQL Server or (deprecated) Microsoft SQL Compact database server. Most of the data scanned by Lansweeper and manually submitted in the web console is stored in the Lansweeper database.
