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If your talking about just holding the information then I would just use excel.<br />
If you need to get the information from the server such as patch number, version, etc etc then I understand but otherwise I would just use something simple.
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If your talking about just holding the information then I would just use excel.
If you need to get the information from the server such as patch number, version, etc etc then I understand but otherwise I would just use something simple.

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Numara Software has an auditing utility that will do this very easily and automatically in a Windows Environment. &nbsp;It is an add-on Module to &quot;TrackIt&quot;<br />
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Buy trackit, then audit licenses for the number of nodes, and it will gather much of this info automatically (You can set Audit to run as a &quot;Startup&quot; script, or on a schedule or however you want)<br />
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If you want something more manual, I don't see why something like Excel (or even a small access database) wouldn't work.
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Numara Software has an auditing utility that will do this very easily and automatically in a Windows Environment.  It is an add-on Module to "TrackIt"

Buy trackit, then audit licenses for the number of nodes, and it will gather much of this info automatically (You can set Audit to run as a "Startup" script, or on a schedule or however you want)

If you want something more manual, I don't see why something like Excel (or even a small access database) wouldn't work.

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I need some kind of software, where I can go in and add a servers name, its main functions, ip's, latest patch date, build #, apps installed, version of apps, etc...<br />
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Anyone ever heard of something like this and can point me with some reviews and a link?<br />
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Thanks
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I need some kind of software, where I can go in and add a servers name, its main functions, ip's, latest patch date, build #, apps installed, version of apps, etc...

Anyone ever heard of something like this and can point me with some reviews and a link?

Thanks

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