How to install - Snipe-IT, Free IT Asset manager software


 Snipe-IT, IT Free Asset manager Software.


Snipe-IT was made for IT asset management, to enable IT departments to track who has which laptop, when it was purchased, which software licenses and accessories.


Pre-requisite
1) Wamp Webserver - Download Link
2) composer  - Download Link

Step 1. 

Install Composer

Installing composer


2) Install Wamp 



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create database snipeit;
show databases;

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Create user snipe_user;
grant all on snipeit.* to 'snipe_user'@'localhost' identified by 'password123';


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Extract and configure Snipe-IT and run composer
https://snipeitapp.com/download
Download and exact Snipe-IT to c:\wamp\www\snipe-it.


Edit .env.example



See the Configuration options for more information on how to configure your Snipe-IT installation.
Save your edited env.example as .env



Open command prompt then change directory to c:\wamp\www\snipe-it\. Then run:

composer install --no-dev --prefer-source



php artisan key:generate


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Then browse to the address you set up in httpd.conf, and you should see the Pre-Flight & Setup screen. Follow the on-screen instructions, and you're all set

Comments

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Markus said…
Hi
Thanks for your post which is great for someone like me that has no idear how to setup snipe-it.
Unfortunately I have no clou how to access the webinterface from snip-it. You did mentioned to go to the IP which you have set in httpd.conf file. Sorry to say but I have no idear what to set to be able to have the webinterface available.
Webbrowser with localhost access does show me the WAMP server page.
You support is much appreciated.
Regards Markus
Anonymous said…
These Steps are unclear, incomplete and Vague. Last steps mentions .conf settings that was not discussed in the steps.

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