1. In Application Navigator, oepn "Asset". In the example below, I'm going to change Model category of if Lenovo ThinkServer TD230 From Windows Server to Linux Server.
2. Right click on the asset to change and select "Copy sys_id". Here, I've right clicked on "P1000196".
3. Next, find sys_id of Linux Server model category.
I'm just filtering list asset on "linux" to bring a record that has "Linux Server". Any record will do.
4. Open the record and right click on the header section and select "Copy sys_id". This is the sys_id of model category "Linux Server".
5. From Application Navigator, search and open "Script - Background".
6. Enter the script. Enter the sys_id of linuxModelClass and assetId as was found
from the above steps. After updating the script, click on "Run script".
7. Result of execution is displayed.
8. Check Asset list to make surethe Model category changed to Linux Server.
1. In Application Navigator, oepn "Asset". In the example below, I'm going to change Model category of if Lenovo ThinkServer TD230 From Windows Server to Linux Server.
2. Right click on the asset to change and select "Copy sys_id". Here, I've right clicked on "P1000196".
3. Next, find sys_id of Linux Server model category.
I'm just filtering list asset on "linux" to bring a record that has "Linux Server". Any record will do.
4. Open the record and right click on the header section and select "Copy sys_id". This is the sys_id of model category "Linux Server".
5. From Application Navigator, search and open "Script - Background".
6. Enter the script. Enter the sys_id of linuxModelClass and assetId as was found
from the above steps. After updating the script, click on "Run script".
7. Result of execution is displayed.
8. Check Asset list to make surethe Model category changed to Linux Server.
Hi
If you want to update the values on the asset, you need to check, if you also need/want to check the referenced model (see screenshot below):
Let me know if that answers your question and mark my answer as correct and helpful.
BR
Dirk
