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12-17-2019 09:11 AM
Attached are some relationship maps extracted from the guide to describing Isilon NAS servers in the Service Now CMDB. The pictures show my guess at some red/pink boxes which may be the correct way to map the client machines(Servers) but I am unable to find the correct model in google.
I cannot find a mapping that goes all the way to the Windows or Unix server mounting the NFS/SMB share, and I see no obvious places for recording the information about an NFS export - like the list of allowed clients,
Any help is much appreciated. Including advice on the correct forum & topic for CMDB queries.
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01-03-2020 05:22 AM
Hi Shaun
I'm sorry for the "data masking" 😞
Yes, there are a 147GB filesystem pusblished/attached to two servers (server01 and server02) in the same mount point.
The NFS's "name" is: [IP]:/xxxxx/data
The media type is: network
The filesystem value is: nfs
The mount point is: /export/home/fpbatch
The "File System" with the value "nfs" is a choice like this:
Is inherited from the "cmdb_ci_storage_volume" class/table
Ariel

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01-07-2020 01:31 AM
Hi Shaun
In the cmdb_ci_storage_fileshare and cmdb_ci_storage_server tables there aren't any row 😞
Remember i'm using OOTB discovery for this without any customizations/change
Ariel

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01-07-2020 01:34 AM
Maybe this doc can help you: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/newyork-it-operations-management/page/product/discovery/concept/c...
Ariel