Trying to add additional field into Service Graph Intune Connector

Ahmet1
Tera Expert

Hi, 

 

We are trying to get the Last Check In attribute into the CMDB as part of the Intune connector that is active, we followed Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Intune - Add... - ServiceNow Community to achieve this and noticed that we already have the attribute in the Flow Designer Actions Outputs (step Changes to the data stream action in the link provided)

 

However! the second step "Changes to mapping using IH-ETL" is where we are confused , I assumed this is set in the IntegrationHub however when I go into IntegrationHub Home, there is currently no Integrations showing on the list 

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We used the Service Graph Connector for Intune in ServiceNow and it is pulling devices daily and updating the CMDB however it looks like the LastSync time is not mapped to any fields which is what we are trying to do. Where is the mapping set for this connector?

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ersureshbe
Giga Sage
Giga Sage

Hi, Can you check the scheduled job SQL statement? Is it bringing the attribute from In-tune. If not you should configure it and check the import table list view to understand the state of transactions.

Regards,
Suresh.

Hi ersureshbe,

 

We are using the application "Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Intune".

 

Under the Scheduled Data Imports, this is how it is:

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If we look at the Data Source, it seems like the the data is pulled to import set table "sn_intune_integrat_devices" and the transformation is taking place via "Robust Transformer"

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So the data is loaded to the import set table and something is mapping it there from this table to the "cmdb_ci_computer" table and mapping relevant fields but I'm not sure where to find this and check what last check in is transformed to

If I look at the Transformer Definition it looks like this but it's confusing and 

 

Hello Ahmet,
I have a similar issue.
Have you ever found out?
May thanks
Mira

will_forster
Tera Guru

i also have this issue. the article mentioned above states you can access this from a data stream. however this functionalty does not exist on our instance