Hi
and thanx for your quick answers.
>> There is probably a common key information shared by the two computers
>> like:
>> - a serial number (in BIOS XML section)
>> - a MAC address (in NETWORKS XML sections)
>> - a UUID (in BIOS XML section)
Don't think so. Just compared two of the Fusinv XML downloads -
UUID and SSN are different.
But you are right, there is one MAC address (of 5..8 in one xml file)
which is identical between both computers: that of
"F5521gw Mobile Broadband Driver".
>
> Also, check your GLPI plugin matching rules by navigating to:
>
> Home->Plugins->FusionInventory->Equipment import and link rules
>
IMHO these seem to be the default ones:
Computer serial + uuid Ja
Computer serial Ja
Computer mac Ja
Computer name Ja
Computer import Ja
Printer serial Ja
Printer mac Ja
Printer name Ja
NetworkEquipment serial Ja
NetworkEquipment mac Ja
NetworkEquipment import Ja
Find serial in all GLPI Ja
Find mac in all GLPI Ja
Find name in all GLPI Ja
Unknown device import Ja
So what can I do now? For some time now - I have the feeling, that all
recent or newer devices share the same entry, perhaps after this driver
had been installed on some devices?
I've changed the rule "Computer mac" to "Computer mac and serial". Do
you think this could be sufficient?
best regards,
Falko
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