How to change CI type of an Asset

How to change CI type of an Asset


- Navigate to CMDB->Servers.

- Search for the asset to which you need the CI type to be changed.

- Choose the asset with their corresponding checkbox from the list and click on Actions->Modify CI type.

- Choose the CI type from the list and click on save.

- Now, scan this specific asset and check if the CI type is retained.

- You can try this for one asset, and once your requirement is met, you can update in bulk

                  New to ADSelfService Plus?

                    • Related Articles

                    • Support for VM Host and Virtual Machine and product name field in CMDB API

                      Here the changes done in CIExecutor.java file to add/update the VM host/VM machine in CMDB API and also support to update the product name field in cmdb api. Also asset tag is not getting populated while adding assets using CMDB API. Need to check ...
                    • Change asset involved

                      SELECT chdt.changeid        AS "Change ID",         chdt.title           AS "Title",         orgaaa.first_name    AS "Change Requester",         ownaaa.first_name    AS "Change Owner",         catadef.categoryname AS "Category",  ...
                    • To send an acknowledgement email notifications to change owner for every reply conversation in change.

                      Overview The below document explains the steps that need to be configured for sending notifications to change owner for every reply conversation in changes. (i.e) When a reply is sent and a conversation is added to a change then the acknowledgment ...
                    • Change Risk Assessment Questionnaire using Custom module - Implementation steps

                      We’re excited to share a step-by-step guide( Attached) on implementing a Change Risk Assessment Questionnaire in ServiceDesk Plus using the Custom Module feature. This solution leverages Custom Modules, Change Additional Fields, and Field & Form ...
                    • Query to show workstation details.(MSSQL & PGSQL)

                      Tested in Build PGSQL (14300) or MSSQL (14306) Below query will show Only workstations and its details. SELECT Max(workstation.workstationname) "Workstation", Max(workstation.servicetag) "Service Tag", Max(workstation.model) "Model", ...