Le Tue, 3 Jul 2012 17:16:42 +0200 Marco Gaiarin <[email protected]> a écrit:
> >As stated in previous email, i'm testing fusion inventory on a little >installation, with the idea to implement in a rather big (200+ pc) one. > >I've deployed the client, and all works as expected. > >1) pc data load flawlessy; a bit ''verbose'' on components side, but > does not hurt. > >2) absolutely too verbose on software side, but i've put all > autoinstalled software on 'FUSION' category and so i can hide >effectively > >3) on the 'connection side', even there's too much ''fuss''. eg: > > a) for printers, even the network and virtual one are taken into the > account > > b) for periperals, even mices got imported! > > c) for network connection, also miniport drivers and other virtual > ones got imported. > > >For a) and b) seems that the right solution are simply build rules that >import only devices that have a serial: mouse and network printers does >not have one. Right? > >But for c) ? How can i build a rule that (can do the best for) import >only the real interfaces? Someone have hints? In the configuration of plugin, you can say : not import virtual networkports > >last question. Looking for import rules, i've seen that there's, for >every class of devices, at least one specific rule and, last, a generic >rule. >On specific rule, see the 'Computer serial + uuid':, there's, for >example: > >Criteria: > Assets to import : Serial Number is already present in > GLPI Yes Assets to import : Serial Number > exists Yes Assets to import : > UUID is already present in GLPI Yes Assets to > import : UUID exists > Yes Assets to import : Item Type > is Computer > >Action: > FusionInventory link Assign Link if possible, else > create device > > >Criteria mean to me: if a computer have S/N and UUID, and S/N and UUID > are just on GLPI > >But action confuse me: what mean 'Link if possible, else create >device'? if the criteria require that S/N and UUID just exist on GLPI, >how can be true the 'else create device' part? Yes require a little explanation: In criteria, you have 2 parts, the first and normal part: * Assets to import : Serial Number exists => mean there is a serial number in data received by server (so come from agent) * Assets to import : UUID exists => same than serial number but with UUID * Assets to import : Item Type is Computer => This device is a Computer (in case of agents send local inventory, it's always a computer in this case) Second part, if all criteria of first part are ok, check part 2 (it's "global criteria"): * Assets to import : Serial Number is already present in GLPI * Assets to import : UUID is already present in GLPI => rule engine search in computer inventory of GLPI if it find a computer with this serial number and UUID After you have actions: * All criteria are ok => in your case you have "Link if possible, else create device", so it link the data received with the computer found and update it with the new data * One of criteria are not ok => rule not ok, so not play actions and go on next rule > > >Probably is the way rules are written, but... confuse me a bit. ;-) > > >Thanks. > David ++ _______________________________________________ Fusioninventory-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fusioninventory-user
