I created a sub-class of UPS called Power Management to hold rack power
distribution blocks for one customer.
In your scenario I'd probably do the same again and use CTI to
differentiate between the various items.
Cheers
Peter
> Hi All,
>
> We have a requirement to track power equipment related
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You're right, I think it was CMDB 1.x that did not have the Equipment class.
In any case in CMDB 7.5, the Equipment class has no new attributes, only the
ones from BaseElement.
You can use the product categorization to define the types of equip
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Hi Lyle,
There is no Equipment class in the CMDB 2.x, but there
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Hi Lyle,
There is no Equipment class in the CMDB 2.x, but there is in CMDB 7.5 (and 7.6)
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: Tracking Power Equipment in CMDB
Hi All,
We have a requirement to track power equipment related to machine rooms in the
CMDB (2.1). I see a class for UPSs, but nothing that cleanly matches the other
items we'd like to track:
* Power grid connection
* Transfer swi
Hi All,
We have a requirement to track power equipment related to machine rooms in the
CMDB (2.1). I see a class for UPSs, but nothing that cleanly matches the other
items we'd like to track:
* Power grid connection
* Transfer switches
* Power distribution units
*
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