Congratulations! We are happy to announce our new Silver GLPI Network partner in Ivory Coast: SGCI
SGCI is a company founded in 2003 by IT professionals with many years of experience in designing, implementing, and managing high-value-added projects. The company specializes in IT services dedicated to businesses.
Their vision: Since 2003, SGCI has made it its mission to help companies of all sizes set up and operate robust data center infrastructures, enabling them to support and grow their business. To achieve this, SGCI has developed a service strategy based on true customer support, combining availability and expertise.
We are excited to see GLPI ITSM expanding internationally and helping more clients through our GLPI Network offering, whether it’s on-premise or in Cloud. Our new partners play a key role in making these services more accessible and ensuring high-quality support.
Being a partner means:
Enjoying special discounts
Accessing official support
Having a privileged contact with a Channel Manager to acquire more clients and boost your reputation in the Open Source ITSM market
Congratulations! We are happy to announce our new Silver GLPI Network partner in Brazil: Service IT
Service IT is a technology solutions and services integrator with 30 years of experience, founded in 1995. The company has offices in Brazil (Porto Alegre, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba) as well as operations in Argentina, Chile, and the United States. Service IT operates its own NOC and SOC and provides extensive coverage across Latin America. As a strategic partner to major manufacturers, the company offers solutions in cloud, infrastructure, security, outsourcing, and consulting.
We are excited to see GLPI ITSM expanding internationally and helping more clients through our GLPI Network offering, whether it’s on-premise or in Cloud. Our new partners play a key role in making these services more accessible and ensuring high-quality support.
Being a partner means:
Enjoying special discounts
Accessing official support
Having a privileged contact with a Channel Manager to acquire more clients and boost your reputation in the Open Source ITSM market
Congratulations! We are happy to announce our new Silver GLPI Network partner in Brazil: Lanlink
With over 36 years of history, Lanlink is a company specialized in IT infrastructure, cloud, data & AI, digital productivity, and information security. A partner of global leaders such as Microsoft, IBM, Lenovo, and Oracle, it has more than 1,200 employees, over 1,000 technical certifications, and a track record of 66 international awards. Lanlink is recognized as the Brazilian company with the highest number of advanced Microsoft specializations, including the Azure MSP Expert certification.
We are excited to see GLPI ITSM expanding internationally and helping more clients through our GLPI Network offering, whether it’s on-premise or in Cloud. Our new partners play a key role in making these services more accessible and ensuring high-quality support.
Being a partner means:
Enjoying special discounts
Accessing official support
Having a privileged contact with a Channel Manager to acquire more clients and boost your reputation in the Open Source ITSM market
This version comes with some fixes and enhancements and here are the essential ones:
Agent deviceid will be updated on startup if assetname-support option or even hostname changes
Fixed “No Valid Agentid set on HTTP Client” error during ToolBox remote inventory tasks run
Fixed CrowdStrike Falcon AV support on linux
Fixed TeamViewer ID remote management inventory on linux
Added support for Astra Linux distribution inventory
Fixed MSSQL database inventory
Also support inventory task event for server target if not partial
Fixed virtualmachine type for linux Hyper-V VMs
Fixed fqdn support on linux
Fixed one possible perl error during ESX inventory
Fixed glpi-injector when submitting a json inventory from stdin
Added Digipower PDUs SNMP Support
About packaging, here is what you should retain:
Windows MSI installer and windows binaries are now signed
On Windows, Perl is built using a patched 5.40.2 version including a patch fixing perl CVE-2025-40909. It uses now OpenSSL 3.5.0, libxml2 library v2.14.3, GLPI-AgentMonitor 1.4.1 and dmidecode 3.6-update-1. Also Perl locale support has been disabled as not used.
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