Re: Managing App/Equip/Peripheral Status and Release Information

[Paul Keser <pkeser () STANFORD EDU>]

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Keri-

We have an open source tool that we wrote called NetDB that we use for
managing anything with an IP:

http://www.stanford.edu/group/networking/netdb/

Disclaimer...I had nothing to do with writing NetDB (a relief to anyone
who knows my coding skills), I wouldn't even consider myself a power
user but it is really slick :-)

- -PaulK

Paul Keser
Assoc. Information Security Officer
Stanford University
650.724.9051
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Then, Keri wrote:
> Does anyone have a shareware or near free solution for managing their
> application, hardware, and network equipment status/release information
> from an enterprise perspective?
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> We have now grown to over 75 applications (running on physical and
> virtual machines) plus we need to track apps and OS releases on data and
> voice appliance, server, and networking equipment, video surveillance
> equipment, other IP video equipment, plus peripheral devices.
> Spreadsheets are just not cutting it anymore and WSUS is great for WIN
> OS and Cisco Works is good for NOS and switches but what about apps and
> other OS?
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> Sorry for the cross postings if you subscribe to more than one list.
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> Keri A. Then
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> Director of Enterprise Services, ITS
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> University of Redlands
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> Phone 909-748-8318
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> Fax 909-793-2029
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