Solved Best naming strategy for IT assets
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Thanks very helpfull, the two letter prefix are capital or small ?
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3 character prefix then 6 digits but we are adding mobile/printers/pc/
Only really did 6 as it filled the labels we had printed better
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My physical assets use a 2 digit prefix and then a 5 digit number.
This doesn't mean the computers are named that though..... Cause others think using an asset tag is difficult to know what the system is for.
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@emad-r said in Best naming strategy for IT assets:
Thanks very helpfull, the two letter prefix are capital or small ?
Uppercase.
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I use lower case.
ab-00000
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I use a 4 character code telling me whether it is a desktop, laptop, for faculty or staff. Then a short building abbreviation to let me know where it is. Finally a unique 4 digit property code.
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@jmoore are you using Snipe-IT?
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no i'm not.
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@jmoore said in Best naming strategy for IT assets:
no i'm not.
Ah, I was curious how you would have a simple way to auto increment your asset tags, Snipe-IT has a way, but the prefix is static to whatever you provide.
Of course it could be changed manually, but who would want to do that.
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@dustinb3403 I will install it to see what your talking about and try to get back with you.
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@jmoore said in Best naming strategy for IT assets:
@dustinb3403 I will install it to see what your talking about and try to get back with you.
I like how simple and straightforward the app is.
Before that I was using GLPI which I still like too. -
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company prefix-department-machine number
abc-eng-01
abc-sales-03
abc-cs-04 -
For Salt Stack minion naming actually
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@emad-r said in Best naming strategy for IT assets:
For Salt Stack minion naming actually
I don't follow.
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@momurda said in Best naming strategy for IT assets:
company prefix-department-machine number
abc-eng-01
abc-sales-03
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@emad-r said in Best naming strategy for IT assets:
For Salt Stack minion naming actually
We use GUID for that.
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We use the Chassis ID or Serial Number. Depending on vendor/brand.
