Blade chassis in the CMDB

Scott Paterson1
Tera Contributor

In Eureka patch 6.

 

There is no CMDB class that suits Blade Chassis or is there?

I'm going to ask my internal dev to create a new class to manage Blade Chassis.   Has anyone met any challenges with creating new classes?

ServiceNow why don't you have Blade Chassis as a class?

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When you created the new Blade Chassis table, did you "Extend" it from any existing table? Or did you just create a brand new table from scratch?


Terry Carter Jr
Tera Contributor

Scott,



At my previous employer, I was asked the same thing by the Server Engineering team to create a new class for blade chassis as it was not available for them to use.   And I agree with Jay, it is something that you will have to create manually but it is not difficult at all.  




Just for reference, I have listed below the Wiki article to give you a better understanding of how the CMDB Classifications work.    


http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=CMDB_Classifications




Thanks,


Terry Carter


Katie A
Mega Guru

I noticed that there is a built-in table for this purpose already 'cmdb_ci_chassis_server' (Istanbul) however it doesn't seem to have the relationships. I created the 1:M relationships to the server and rack tables.



Relationship: Servers (Many) > Chassis (1)


There can be multiple servers in a single chassis.


* Created a "Chassis" reference field on the Server table.


* Created a "Servers" related list on the Chassis table.



Relationship: Chassis (Many) > Rack (1)


There can be multiple chassis in a single rack.


* Created a "Rack" reference field on the Chassis table.


* Created a "Chassis" related list on the Rack table.