Using Wiki For IT Documentation

[cpjitservices]

Hi all

 

I've been on with a little experiment, build and use MediaWiki to use for IT Documentation. Basically, We have an online database hosted with Knack on the internet. I've been trying to figure out a way to get away from this and keep everything in house and I may have found my answer. Our database has Info on our customers, we manage about 40 in the local area. I've created a basic template where we can input usernames and passwords / email addresses and passwords and any equipment logins and IP's. Basically, all information regarding management of IT for that company.

 

I've a nice visual editor extension to make it all really easy, to A) add new companies and B) edit exiting company info such as adding a new user.

 

Hosted on my home server currently so apologies for lack of domain name.

http://77.86.33.157:8001/mediawiki

 

Login with Admin:wikiadmin

 

Let me know what you think.

 

Ta.

Edited August 4, 2017 by Dos_Box

[FN-GM]

I am currently in Singapore and its running very slow (like loads of websites hosted in Europe), so only had a quick look.

 

It doesn't fit very well on my screen. Lots of left and right scrolling. I would also add serial numbers and warranty information for the servers. Very handy when disaster strikes.

[cpjitservices]

Ah right - I'm on fiber connection 100up and 100 down so should be quick enough but maybe where you are located as you say.

 

As for resolution, that hasn't happened to me but I do have rather large screens. Good shout about the Warranty info and serial numbers - very good indeed. The template that is currently on there is only for demo but have noted what you have suggested for the final build.