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Previously on "Keeping track of hardware guarantees / warranties (and possibly software licences)?"

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  • ThomserveBAS
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    For licenses I simply use Keepass (KeePass Password Safe)

    As I mess around with VMs quite a lot, with masses of licenses from MSDN, it's useful to know which licenses are applied to which machines at a given point in time.

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  • Sysman
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    Yes, a spreadsheet is probably the simplest solution.

    I hadn't thought of Google docs or Skydrive, but this type of info is a prime candidate for stashing elsewhere for insurance purposes.
    Last edited by Sysman; 9 February 2013, 18:30.

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  • doodab
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    Can you not keep it in a spreadsheet in Google docs or Skydrive?

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  • Keeping track of hardware guarantees / warranties (and possibly software licences)?

    I have various bits of hardware and have rather lost track of what I bought when. I know where I bought each piece of kit, but I cannot for the life of me remember the warranty details without sifting through old receipts. Some stuff comes with 1 year, other stuff comes with 3 years.

    Is there any decent freeware out there that can make managing this easier?

    Yes I have found Spiceworks and one or two others, but I ain't running hundreds of pieces of kit, so they may be overkill.
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