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02-02-2008 04:53 PM
02-02-2008 04:53 PM
Manage System Type rules
I have some devices that are not identifying right so I tried to create a rule. I have two different models that come up with the same system identifier when I scan from system. This is a problem because it is the same type of device but is not the same model. Guess I am not completely understanding the rules. Rather than doing a rule would it be better to use the System properties to enter the type, model, os, etc.. Will that corrupt the database? Or should two rules be created and if so how would you do that with it having the same identifier. Hope this makes sense.
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02-03-2008 11:11 PM
02-03-2008 11:11 PM
Re: Manage System Type rules
hi debra,
* what are the devices not identified right
* tell us more about what is not right
* what have you included in the rule so its bringing up two similar devices
* editing system properties will not corrupt the database
regards,
/srh
* what are the devices not identified right
* tell us more about what is not right
* what have you included in the rule so its bringing up two similar devices
* editing system properties will not corrupt the database
regards,
/srh
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