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I'm a network admin at a small company and need to keep track of <br />
Servers<br />
PCs<br />
Laptops<br />
Switches<br />
Routers<br />
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I am currently using an access database, but it kinda sucks.<br />
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Any network admins use any type of software for this??<br />
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I find all kinds of stuff when I google it, but I'm looking for someone who actually owns and uses the software.<br />
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I'm a network admin at a small company and need to keep track of 
Servers
PCs
Laptops
Switches
Routers

I am currently using an access database, but it kinda sucks.

Any network admins use any type of software for this??

I find all kinds of stuff when I google it, but I'm looking for someone who actually owns and uses the software.




I'm looking to an easy to use piece of software to track all my computer/laptops/server/routers

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Laptops Notebooks

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