It will then rescan the OID data and add fresh data to the device. If ticked, Lansweeper will first delete the OID data associated with the target upon rescanning a specific device. This is a cleanup option to prevent old OID data from being left behind on asset pages.
Make sure the Enabled checkbox is ticked. If the manufacturer/model submitted in your OID configuration does not match what is listed on the asset page, no data will be scanned. What you see listed on the asset page is the correct value to submit in the OID scanning configuration. This can either be the scanned manufacturer/model or what was manually overwritten. Keep in mind that, if you fill in the fields, what you submit must match what is listed as manufacturer/model on the device's asset page. If you fill in one or both of these fields, OIDs will only be scanned for the specified manufacturer/model within the target. If you leave these fields empty, the OIDs will be scanned for all assets specified as target. Any device that has been successfully scanned via SNMP can be scanned further via custom OID scanning. Custom OID scanning lets you specify one or more OIDs to be scanned for a specific group of devices, giving you the ability to gather even more device data. In addition to this, the custom OID scanning feature allows you to retrieve any other information that is stored in an SNMP OID on the device. A device that has been successfully scanned via SNMP can be identified by the device OID listed in its Summary tab. This includes basic details like serial number and description, but also more advanced details like interface and printer toner information. By default, Lansweeper retrieves various properties from these devices via SNMP. 
SNMP is one of the protocols through which Lansweeper can retrieve data from network devices like printers, switches, routers etc. If your particular license does not support this feature, please visit this page for more information. Not all Lansweeper licenses support custom OID scanning.
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