Discovery: Looking for the Pattern that populates: cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap

Christian Geis1
Tera Contributor

Hi Team,

 

I did not find the Pattern that provides the name for the assets in the table: "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap"

 

can anyone help me here?

 

Regards,

Christian

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msd93
Kilo Sage

Hi @Christian Geis1 

 

Please try below steps: 

1) Create a new pattern using pattern designer.

2) In the pattern, create a classification rule that identifies devices or endpoints in the "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap" table. This rule should use attributes that uniquely identify these assets.

Example for classifying assets in the "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap" table where the name contains the word "LDAP."

Pattern: MyLDAPEndpoints
Class: cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap
Condition: cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap

cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap.name CONTAINS "LDAP"

3) Next, create a name rule that specifies how the assets should be named. You can use attributes from the "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap" table to construct the name.

Example using the "name" attribute from the "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap" table as the asset name:

Name: MyLDAPEndpoints_Name
Class: cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap
Condition: true
Transform: {{name}}

4) Save and then activate the pattern.

5) Run a discovery job that includes the pattern you've created.When the discovery job runs, it will identify assets in the "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap" table based on the classification rule and name them according to the name rule.

 

Hope this helps you.

Christian Geis1
Tera Contributor

Hi msd93,

 

thanks for sharing.

 

when you talk about the class you are talking about the CI Type? - I can not find the table "cmdb_ci_endpoint_ldap" in the selection.

 

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Regards,

Chris

Christian Geis1
Tera Contributor

So you can extend the List of Ci Types in the properties section of pattern designer.

Christian Geis1
Tera Contributor

Solution: We were able to extend an existing Pattern by going through the discovery logs.