From: Peter Brawley
Date: March 9 2010 5:05pm
Subject: Re: Front End Application For MySQL
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>I am looking for a front end application that will allow me to enter
>in all my server / workstation data into a MySQL backend running on
>Linux.

How about phpMyAdmin?

PB

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Carlos Mennens wrote:
> I am looking for a front end application that will allow me to enter
> in all my server / workstation data into a MySQL backend running on
> Linux. I have been told that I need to take all 75 servers we have in
> our server room and keep a database of the following:
>
> - Make
> - Model
> - O.S.
> - I.P.
> - Hostname
> - Serial #
> - Company Asset #
> - Warranty Expiration Date
> - Room Location
>
> Does anyone know of a program or easiest way I can enter all this data
> into a MySQL database and manage it as things change and move around?
> Right now I am using a spreedsheet from OpenOffice and it's not
> efficient if you know what I mean. Anyone have any tips / suggestions?
>
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