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03-28-2025 06:27 AM
Hi Everyone,
What happens to a CI when it is not discovered for 60 days? Any OOB scheduled job will run and change its state? Without any configuration? Something from OOB?
Thanks!
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04-03-2025 08:24 AM
The staleness rule will simply create a task for someone to take action, it would require manual intervention.
Data Manager Policies can be fully automatic, or require a user to approve the change to the CI data
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03-28-2025 06:46 AM
By default, nothing will happen.
However staleness rules or CMDB Data Manager policies can be configured to create a follow on taks or initiate a retirement process automatically
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03-31-2025 10:35 PM
Hi @Kieran Anson , thanks for taking the time to review this. I have one more question—The staleness rule is set for a 60-day duration, but there is no data manager policy in place. Will there be any OOB scheduled job running to change the state?
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04-03-2025 08:24 AM
The staleness rule will simply create a task for someone to take action, it would require manual intervention.
Data Manager Policies can be fully automatic, or require a user to approve the change to the CI data
