RackTables
A datacenter asset management system for documenting hardware, rack space and network data
RackTables is a free, open-source datacenter asset management application. It lets teams keep lists of devices, racks and enclosures, mount devices into racks, track physical ports and links, manage IP addresses and networks, document NAT rules and load balancing configuration, attach files, create users with permissions, and label objects with a tagging system. It is accessed from a browser with an internet connection.
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