Hi,

The Sample Data for ITSM Data Loads has a spreadsheet for "Product_Catalog" 
that includes both Hardware and Software samples e.g.

 

 


CI Type*

Product Categorization Tier 1*

Product Categorization Tier 2*

Product Categorization Tier 3*

Product Name

Manufacturer


Computer System

Hardware

Processing Unit

Laptop

VGN-TZ370N

Sony


Computer System

Hardware

Processing Unit

Laptop

 

 


Mainframe

Hardware

Processing Unit

Mainframe

 

 


Computer System

Hardware

Processing Unit

Other Type of Processing Unit

A/V System

OEM


Computer System

Hardware

Processing Unit

Other Type of Processing Unit

 

 


Computer System

Hardware

Processing Unit

Server

AIX LPAR

IBM


Computer System

Hardware

Processing Unit

Server

HP9000

Hewlitt Packard


Equipment

Network

Infrastructure

Satellite

 

 


Computer System

Network

Infrastructure

VPN Concentrator

 

 


Computer System

Network

Infrastructure

Wireless Access Point

 

 


Hardware System Component

Network

Modem

Analog Telephone Modem

 

 


Hardware System Component

Network

Modem

Base Band Modem

 

 


Hardware System Component

Network

Modem

DSL Modem

 

 


Hardware System Component

Network

Modem

Fiber Optic Modem

 

 


Hardware System Component

Network

Modem

IDSN Modem

 

 


Hardware System Component

Network

Modem

Other Type of Modem

 

 


Computer System

Network

Router

Access Router

1721

Cisco


Computer System

Network

Router

Access Router

2801

Cisco


Computer System

Network

Router

Access Router

2821

Cisco

 

 

Would this work?

  _____  

 

Kind Regards,

 

Carl Wilson

 

http://www.missingpiecessoftware.com/

 

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Subject: Re: A simple question on Hardware Product Catalogs

 

** 

Thanks for responding Lisa.

Yes, I am aware of the document you mentioned, but the key difference between 
this and what I am looking for is the "Product Name", "Model/Version", and 
Manufacturer attributes.  Like I said below, the BMC Atrium Product Catalog has 
this for software, but not hardware.

 

Anyone else?

 

Terry

 

 

on Feb 24, 2014, Kemes, Lisa A DLA CTR INFORMATION OPERATIONS 
<[email protected]> wrote:

This pdf has always been helpful in guiding me to the correct CI to CMDB
Classes...

https://communities.bmc.com/docs/DOC-14530

Lisa

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Sent: Friday, February 21, 2014 3:31 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: A simple question on Hardware Product Catalogs

** 
Hello everyone:

I have a relatively simple question which I am hoping to get answered.

If I have an environment that does not include ADDM (at this time) and I
want to have a pretty standardized list of hardware product catalog
entries (ie. Routers, Servers, Manufacturer, with CTI, Product Name,
Model/Version, Manufacturer) into my product catalog, where can I get
such a list? As an example, this list would include the standard list
of computer systems (Dell, HP, IBM, etc.) as well as network devices
(Routers, switches, etc.), storage devices (NAS, etc) . From what I
have experienced, the list that is included with the BMC Atrium Product
Catalog Data is for software products only. 

The intention here is to properly categorize hardware equipment manually
(Phase 1) so that when going to ADDM, it won't be entirely throw away
(especially at the Product Name, Model/Version and Manufacturer level). 

Please advise.


Terry



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