Assest manager?

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Do, 14. Mai 2009 16:45:55 charlie derr wrote:
> stan wrote:
> > I manage about 50 systems at work. These systems are spread across a
> > fairly large geographic area. We are presently deploying Nagios, and
> > Cricket to aid in monitoring these machines.
> >
> > It occurs to me that it would be nice to have a central repository for
> > things like serial numbers. software versions, hardware configurations
> > etc. I would like this system to be we based, so that we could get to it
> > from any location. It would also be nice, if there was some automation
> > built into this system.
> >
> > Is there such an open source program out there?
>
> We're looking at rolling out RT (request tracker) with a plugin/addon
> called Asset Tracker for this purpose.  The caveat is that I haven't got
> experience yet using it in production, but I am excited as it seems quite
> useful/extensible/customizeable.   RT is mainly written in Perl and seems
> to be in quite widespread use.
>
>
> http://code.google.com/p/asset-tracker-4rt/
>
>         good luck,
>               ~c
Have a look at otrs in your case OTRS::ITSM the ITIL compliant IT Service 
Management Module.


http://www.otrs.com/en/

cite:
OTRS::ITSM is the only ITIL compliant IT service management
solution on open-source basis. It is built on the solid
fundament of 67,000 OTRS productive installations in 26 
languages.

OTRS::ITSM 1.2.3 requires the installation of OTRS 2.3. All
functionalities known from OTRS continue to be available and the
functionalities representing ITIL processes can be installed as
additional packages.


regards,
thomas