Tracking changes
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Labnuke99
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Tracking changes
Data Center management, Change management
What methods & utilities or applications do you use to track changes in your environment? I use an Excel spreadsheet for myself, but what do you use when tracking changes among several team members? For example, tracking changes in switch configurations, patches applied, folder authority changes, etc.

Thanks for your guidance.
ASKED: Jan 9 2009  3:43 PM GMT
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We also use Excel spreadsheets here, though we do have some logs created by batch files as well as information stored from Nagios.

Hope this helps!

-Schmidtw

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I use excel speadsheets and an application I created using C#. There is also an open source linux web app called GLPI
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JimmyIT   1260 pts.  |   Jan 12 2009  3:29PM GMT

Excel seems to be the easy inexpensive way to do this for us.

 

Smithc32   425 pts.  |   Jan 13 2009  8:44PM GMT

If you have a sharepoint environment then that may be an option. Only grant access to those that need it and this would give you revision control of the documents as well.

 

Cdmworld   10 pts.  |   Jul 13 2009  4:32PM GMT

we use <a href="http://www.appbricks.com" title="http://www.appbricks.com" target="_blank">http://www.appbricks.com</a> which has an easy muti user solutioin that is very inexpensive.

 
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