An off topic question: can anyone recommend a good bit of software for hardware 
management? I want a database that I can store information about my hardware 
(I'm thinking primarily of servers, but other network equipment would come in 
too) such as make/model, where it is, what it's used for etc. One of the 
critical things is that I want it to store warranty information, and (ideally) 
email out an alert when the warranty is about to expire. Any ideas? I know I 
could write such a db using Access or whatever, but I'm no db expert, and if I 
ask my software development team to write something it will be months of 
wrangling just to get it on their agenda... I can't help but feel there must be 
a good bit of shareware out there to do the job I want to do. 

Cheers, 

Ian 
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Ian K Gray
OEL IS - European Infrastructure Support
Tel: +44 1236 502661
Mob: +44 7881 518854
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