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Re: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools
From: jnull <jnelson () jnull rackspace com>
Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2002 02:03:13 -0500
I and the interesting experience watching an overzealous VP in charge of "Project Capture" implement some of these tools for tracking, inventory, and cross-referencing.... The final solution, for all but configuration management, was (as Hugh mentioned) Nets. It was the most configurable and dynamic. But here you're not looking at an "out-of-the-box solution, and if the network is large enough, you'll require a small team of people to run it. Personally, I like a simple CVS system for config files, a separate system. <fighting urge to go on pro-opensource rant> There are several quality commercial products out there. Lucent for example, in their Vital* platform, does do everything but cook you breakfast, but for the price should. Adding to the list for IP Allocation and DNS management would be NameSurfer by Nixu. -- sig=$header
Current thread:
- Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Sean Donelan (Aug 07)
- Re: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Hugh Irvine (Aug 07)
- Re: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools jnull (Aug 08)
- Re: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Streiner, Justin (Aug 09)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Rishi Singh (Aug 08)
- RE: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Internet Guy (Aug 08)
- Re: Re: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Frank Coluccio (Aug 09)
- Re: Network inventory and configuration tracking tools Hugh Irvine (Aug 07)