Solution - Communication/Data Circuits in CMDb
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03-25-2018 04:37 PM
Our Network and Telephony teams wanted a way to manage their circuits in the CMDB and be able to use them for things like Incident/Problem/Change Management. The existing circuit table in CMDB is for power circuits (contains fields like phase, max amps, and voltage) , so I created a new table with some additional fields to meet their needs. The new table is extended from cmdb_ci.
Below the process requirements are most specifics like field choice list detail.
Process Requirements
- Fields which are required to be populated to create a new record or update an existing record:
- Name
- Circuit type
- Circuit category
- Circuit ID
- Terminating device
- Support group
- Ability for members of IT Network Engineering or Telecom support groups to create new records
- Members of the set support group will have write access to the CI
- Users who are not members of these groups will have read-only access and will not be able to create records
- Circuit ID field is read only unless Lifecycle status is "In build"
Technical Requirements
- There are a few required fields that are custom to Circuits that were added from the base table. Those fields are:
- Circuit Type – Choice List with following values
- MPLS
- Internet
- P2P
- SIP
- PRI
- Circuit Category – Choice List with following values
- Corporate
- Partner
- Circuit ID – String field (text)
- LEC ID – String field (text)
- Port speed – Choice List with following values
- 10 MBPS
- 100 MBPS
- 1 GBPS
- 10 GBPS
- Circuit CIR – Choice List with following values
- 20 Mbps
- 30 Mbps
- 40 Mbps
- 50 Mbps
- 60 Mbps
- 70 Mbps
- 80 Mbps
- 90 Mbps
- 100 Mbps
- 200 Mbps
- 250 Mbps
- 300 Mbps
- 400 Mbps
- 500 Mbps
- 600 Mbps
- 700 Mbps
- 800 Mbps
- 900 Mbps
- 1000 Mbps
- 2000 Mbps
- 5000 Mbps
- 10000 Mbps
- Terminating Device – Reference field to allow a Network Gear CI to be referenced on a Circuit CI record
- Reference field is a lookup to Network Gear where the class is Router, Switch, Media Gateway, or WAN Accelerator
- Device Interface – Reference field to allow a Network Gear CI Network Adapter CI to be referenced on a Circuit CI record
- Reference field is a lookup to Network Adapter table. Is filtered to ONLY records related to the selected Terminating Device if one is selected
- Circuit Provider - re-labelled company field on this table
- Circuit Type – Choice List with following values
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06-21-2021 11:37 AM
Hi Robert,
I think I installed "CMDB CI Class Models" and "Extended CMDB" to get it.
Regards,
Rick