[nflug] Re: nflug Digest, Vol 23, Issue 8

[Michael James]

I've used IRM for several years.  You can find it at 
http://irm.stackworks.net/  I've seen a couple variants of this, one of them 
was called IRMA.  Although I still have a copy of it, I can't seem to find 
it's web site anymore, so I've settle with IRM.

Check out the web page.

Michael James
Systems Engineer
Proserve Solutions, LLC


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> Does anyone have any recommendations for a good IT inventory management
> solution.  When we were just 5 people, and 6 computers, the legal pad
> worked fine for me.  However, almost 20 people and a few extra servers
> later, it just isn't cutting it anymore.  I'm looking for something
> which can track systems, software installed, peripherals, etc.  Open
> source preferred (free or otherwise), but not necessary.  Must run on
> Linux, or have a web based interface.  Auto updating agents would be
> nice, but with our hodge-podge of custom built and pre-built systems, as
> well as different OS's, this may not be possible.



-- 
"Box said, "Requires Windows 98 or better....
so I loaded Linux!  :-)"

Michael R. James
jamesm at thundertux.org