We have chosen I-doit to be our main CMDB for our Datacenter (10.000 servers).
It is located in Amsterdam (Netherlands).

We are currently in the import all fase and I must say I-doit has some really awesome features for importing with OCS and Nagios.

Try Version 0.9.9-3. We fixed some problems around the licence installation

No not yet sorry

The i-doit server needs to be connected to the internet for using the report browser. You can also define a proxy server in src/config.inc.php otherwize

Thank you very much for your effort, we'll evaluate an integration of this translation for upcoming releases.

Hello,

hope this is the right "button":
in your config.inc.php file ist one setting "encoding" standard is latin1 you can change this to utf8 or whatever you need.
(Line 92: "encoding" => "latin1",)

Cheers

Have you tried to create a new database user for the i-doit database in our setup ? That should work

Sorry for the holiday delay. Actually you can use reports (separate Report Manager needed) to furfill your capacity planning concerns. But we also think about a more integrated way of capacity planning… With that you could ask i-doit where to place the next server, depending on space, power or climatic concerns.

This would be great.  Most of our data centers have a patch panel in server/device rows the run to a sister patch panel in a network row.  Most of your device connections are "device" to row patch panel port to newtwork row patch panel port to "switch" slot/port.

thx, that was quick! and it works now, thx again!

Yes, the licence is connected to the application and the application is assigned to the server.

Just to complete this topic: the template system is available since i-doit 0.9.8

The apache needs write permissions to the i-doit directory, especially src/themes/default/templates_c and src/themes/redbox/templates_c

I have not heard about yet. IIS should be working (theoretically), but there is no experience at all and i would advise not to use in a production environment.

The database layer of i-doit is actually not abstracted enough to change the underlying DB. There are plans to do so, but without schedule at the moment.

Yes…sure. It is a highly recommended feature...

The statement of npotthast has been a bit too optimistic, i'm afraid. We are actually planning the model behind documentation of patch panels, converters and cables. And there will be a release in 2009...

Hi,
i translated it for you:
http://doc.i-doit.org/wiki/Nagios_EN

Give us feedback about the module, please

Ok, there will be a printed manual soon, but only in German…

We are just looking for

a) some time, to self-translate,
b) someone, who cares about.

There will be some announcements later in June. Maybe you will find it interesting.