An Operating System is an Aplication and can be selected via Application/Service category, yes.

Login to our demo version (http://i-doit.org/demo/) with admin:admin and then got to http://i-doit.org/demo/irm/

Strange, I found that there is a category and even a group for files in Other/File/"My file"/Files/Current file. I must say that the handling of the different file versions is not reallly obvious to me… Wouldn't be good to see in the "files" tab for an object : The different versions, the file category and group ? Thank you Patrick

The model how logical network information is documented, will be changed in one of the upcoming versions. We know, actually it is a bit confusing…

Hi Patrick, I've been writing MAC addresses as seen under Linux/Unix environment with ":" separator between numbers and for Windows systems I've been using "-" as a separator. What you are pointing out regarding searches based on MAC addresses, I think i-doit developer team could consider simply dropping those MAC address separators while saving new MAC entries to database. Example: User enter MAC address 12-34-56-ab-cd-ef and saves the entry. I-doit grabs the entry, drops separators "-" from the entry and saves a string "123456abcdef" into database. By pasting MAC addresses with either separator ":" or "-" between the numbers, or generally speaking what ever separator will be used which does not match the rule of having only [a-zA-Z0-9] characters among MAC address will be discarded and then search will be proceeded against a combination of alphabet & number string. I see this being just an issue how MAC address will be defined for i-doit. Cheers, Chekov

It's what I do already, but as there is a s/n field for the server object and in the Network Interface I was curiuos why it is not everywhere…. Patrick

It is currently not possible to define slots. You will have to add it into the description of category global, for example. We will discuss if we implement that feature

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.

Great, I'll give it a try Thanks Patrick

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

OK understood, Just as a notice I had to re-add it again to see it…. Thanks Patrick