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phpMyInventory is a web-based hardware, software, and peripheral inventory system using PHP & MySQL. Currently stable on PHP version 4xx only! (Not PHP 5). PHP 5.3 Version in Development.
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IT Inventory is a web based system for inventorying computers and other IT based equipment. You can also track repair orders for computers. The inventory system is PHP based with MySQL databases. Copyrighted under the GPLv3 License.
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This script is a highly configurable but small inventory script written in PHP with mySQL backend. Some features: unlimited categories, unlimited depth of sub-categories, customizable columns per category, admin control panel, templates and search avail.
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Web-based hardware/software inventory management for Windows, Linux, BSD computers. H-Inventory provides incident and intervention management, user and network management, network maps, services monitoring and application deployment.
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SIS is a SQL-based web-inventory for IT infrastructures, managing the data of PC parts (like CPUs, Disks and their vendor, serialnumber, etc.) and attributes of the systems (user, ip-address, etc.) in which these parts are built-in or hold on stock.
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