Configuring Common Masters
- Chilukuri Srinivasa Reddy (Unlicensed)
- Shilpa K (Deactivated)
- Enterprise IT
The Common Master is a unique feature in the SummitAI application that allows the Administrators to set most commonly used label names and drop-down values across all the modules. If there is a change or addition required in the label names or drop-down values, this feature saves the efforts of the Administrator to make the same changes in all the pages separately. In other words, it simplifies the customization process required to be done by the Administrators for most commonly used labels names and drop-down values. For example, a Tenant should be displayed in all the Service Catalogs. Instead of modifying the Tenant for all the Service Catalogs separately, the Administrators can modify the same in the COMMON MASTERS page and map accordingly. It makes the change available across all the Service Catalogs.
Common Masters List By Module
Common Master Type | Purpose | Common Master |
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Customer | All the Customer values are saved. This can be manually created or is imported using Active directory import, which is used throughout the Application to select a Customer. | |
Department | To save the retrieve department in an organization. | Example: IT |
Designation | To save all the designations in the organization. All the users' designation is imported and created from Active Directory import or created manually, which is used across the Application. | Example: Associate Developer Associate QA Engineer AssociateEngineer |
DisplayDateTimeFormat | To save all the display format of time and date, which is used to display date/time format across the Application. | Example: d MMMM yyyy HH:mm, dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm, MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm |
DisplayTimeFormat | To save all the display format of time, which is used to display time format across the Application. | Example: HH:mm, hh:mm tt |
Document Type | Used on the Upload Document page to categorize all the uploaded documents. | Example: Official, Common, etc. |
Location | To save all the required Locations, which is used across the Application. | Example: Bengaluru, Chennai, etc. |
MIBType | To save all the MIBs while fetching Discovery data. | Example: CPU Memory Temperature |
NetworkOSType | To save all the Network's operating system type retrieved during Discovery job run. | Example: ciscoSystems 15.2, ciscoSystems 16.9.3 |
OSType | To save all the operating system type while retrieving the discovery jobs data and is used across the Application related to Discovery. | Example: Linux Microsoft UNIX |
ServerType | To save all the Server Types fetched during Discovery jobs processing. | |
SMTPAPITypes | To save all SMTP API types if any other API type is used for SMTP. | |
User Level | To save all the required User level. It is used on User Management pages. | Example VIP, VVIP, etc. |
Vendor | To save all the Vendors retrieved during Discovery of various IPs in Discovery. | Example: Cisco Systems, HP |
Common Master Type | Purpose | Common Master |
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Agreement Status | It is used in the Asset Management module in Contract Agreement Status. Users can add new status. | Active |
Allocate To | It is used in the Asset Management module for Fixed Asset Allocation Type. These are fixed values and cannot be edited. | Customer |
Approval Levels | It is used in the Asset Deactivation Approval Levels. These are fixed values and cannot be edited. | Deactive |
ApprovalMatrix | It is used in Asset Approval Matrix types. These are fixed values and cannot be edited. | Deactivate |
Asset PV Status | It is used in Asset Physical Verification Status list. These values can be edited. | Found |
AssetCategory | It is used in Fixed Asset Category Group Name. These values can be edited. | Hardware Electronic Equipment |
assetcondition | It is used to define the Fixed Asset Condition. These are fixed values and cannot be edited. | Good |
AssetMovementApprover | It is used in the Asset Movement Approver Roles. These are fixed values and cannot be edited. | Floor Manager |
AssetMovementType | It is used in the Asset Movement Types. These are fixed values and cannot be edited. | Floor |
ContractAttachmentType | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractCategory | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractEnrollmentOwner | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractFrameAgreement | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractFrameAgreementOwner | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractLicenseType | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractRole | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
ContractSubCategory | It is used in the Contract Management module and can be edited. | User-defined values |
DeActive | It is used in Asset Deactivation Reason. These values can be edited. | CPU Problem |
Endpoint Script Category | It is used in Endpoint Automation Script Category. These values can be edited. | Network |
LicenseModel | It is used while adding Procured Software Inventory to define the License Model. | Core Based |
LicenseType | It is used while adding Procured Software Inventory to define the License Type. | Evaluation Version |
Publisher | It is used while adding Procured Software Inventory to define the License Publisher. | Example: |
ReturnableType | It is used in the Asset Movement process to define the type of Asset Movement. | Example: |
Software License | It is used while adding Procured Software Inventory to define the License Software Name. | |
Software ServicePack | It is used while adding Procured Software Inventory to define the License Software Service Pack. | |
Software Version | It is used while adding Procured Software Inventory to define the License Software Version. |
Common Master Type | Purpose | Common Master |
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Service Entitlement | A Service Entitlement is assigned to Servers, Network Devices, Network Links, Network Interfaces, Printers, and URLS. Each Service Entitlement contains a group of Monitoring Parameters. | Any name |
Default Configuration | Default configurations can be created for Servers, Network Devices and Printers. This default configuration can be use to create Servers, Network Device, and Printers from Discovery, import data, manual entry, etc. | Any name |
Action Template | Action Template is the template for specific actions while sending Alerts or while creating Incidents for violated entity parameters. | Any name |
Incident Template | Incident Template is the template of predefined configurations for raising an Incident. | Any name |
AutomatedScriptType | Used to specify the environment type to run the various platforms scripts. Used in Script-Based Monitoring. | Example: DOS Command, Batch File, VB Script, PowerShell Script, Remote Execution, SSH, TELNET, and Query, etc. |
AVMMonitoringParameter | Lists all the Monitoring Parameters in ITOM for all the device types, such as Server, Network Device, Network Link, Network Interface, Printers, URL, etc. Here, some of the parameters are concatenating with its criticality and we can set the threshold values. | Example: Status, CPU Utilization High, CPU Utilization Medium, CPU Utilization Low, Zombie Process, Buffer Memory Utilization High |
AVMMonitorParameter | Lists all the Monitoring Parameters along with its parent type in ITOM for all the device types, such as Server, Network Device, Network Link, Network Interface, Printers, URL, etc. | Example: Status, Server Health, Hard Disk Utilization, Port Monitor, Exchange, SQL Server, etc. |
AVMTabs | Lists various tabs used in ITOM. Also, you can create new tabs while creating new parameters using Script-Based Monitoring and SNMP -Based Monitoring. | Example: Utilization, HardDisk, BufferSwap, Services, Port, MsSQLServerm, and Oracle, etc. |
Customer | Lists all the Customers in the ITOM module used for Server, Network Device, Printer, etc. | Example: SummitAI |
DevCriticality | Specifies the Network Device's and Server's criticality. | High, Medium and Low |
DeviceCategory | Specifies the Network Device's Category. | Non Production and Production |
ElementType | Specifies the Network Device Types. | Example: Access Point, Access Switch, Cloud, Computer, Firewall, etc. |
Entity Description | Specifies the Entities descriptions. Here the Entities are Servers, Network Devices, etc. | Example: HP, Stepping, Windows, etc. |
Entity Type | Lists the Entity types in ITOM. | Network Device, Network Interface, Network Link, Printer, Server, and URL. |
Event Management | Specifies the Monitoring Parameters names of all Entity types, such as Servers, Network Devices, Network Links, Network Interface, Printers, and URLs for Event Management. | Status, RAM Utilization, CPU Utilization, Server Health, etc. |
EventImpact | Specifies Event's Impact | High, Low, and Medium |
EventPriority | Specifies Event's Priority. | High, Low, Medium |
LinkCriticality | Specifies the Network Link's capacity. | High, Medium, and Low |
LinkThresholds | Designed to configure Network Link's threshold value, but not in use. | |
Location | Lists the Locations. | Bangalore, Hyderabad etc., |
ManagingVendor | Lists the Vendors, which are managing the environment for Network Devices, Links, and Servers. | Example: TATA, RELIANCE, etc. |
MIBType | List of Parameters used to provide MIB OIDs to monitor through SNMP. These entries can only be added from the backend into the database. No option to add from user interface. | Example: CPU, Memory, Temperature, Temperature Status, Fan Status, Voltage Status, etc. |
MonitoringProtocol | The List of protocols used to monitor various types of Servers. | Example: IPMI, SNMP, WMI, SSH, Telnet, Agent, Cloud, proxy server, WMI, VCenter |
MonitorSource | Lists the Monitoring Sources in SummitAI. There are 2 options: Proxy Agent and Summit Server | Proxy Agent and Summit Server |
NetworkOSType | Specifies the Network Device's IOS type and its version | ciscoSystems 15.2, ciscoSystems 16.4.2, ciscoSystems 16.9.1 etc., |
NWDeviceType | Lists all the Network Device types, which exist in the Networking module. | Example: Access Point, Access Switch, Computer, Firewall, Hub, etc. |
OSType | Lists all types of the operating systems. | Example: Microsoft Windows, Linux, AIX, Solaris, etc. |
OutputType | Specifies the output value type for the Parameters, which are configured using Script-Based Monitoring and SNMP-Based Monitoring. | Availability, Utilization Percentage, Utilization Value |
ParameterType | Specifies whether the Parameter exists or new while creating/updating a Parameter in Script-Based Monitoring or SNMP-Based Monitoring. | Existing, New |
PingProtocol | Lists the Ping Protocols. | ICMP, TCP, and UDP |
Platform | Used to create the Scripts/Commands to monitor parameters of the respective platforms. Used in Script-Based Monitoring. | Wintel, Non-Wintel, and Network |
Port | Lists the port numbers for Telnet and SSH. | 22, 23 |
Protocol | Lists the protocols. | Example: SSH, Telnet |
ProviderVendor | Lists the Vendors, which are providing service for Network Devices, Links, and Servers. | Example: TATA, Reliance, etc. |
Reason | Lists the reasons for Server/Network Device/Link/Interface downtime. | Example: Scheduled Down Time, Power Off, Network Traffic, etc. |
ServerType | Lists the Server Types. | Example: Apps, DC, |
Service | Lists the services | DNS, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, etc. |
Vendor | Lists the Vendor, which are used to specify Servers, Network, or Device's Vendor. | Example: Cisco Systems, HP, DELL, etc. |
To configure common master values:
- Select Admin > Basic > Infrastructure > Common Masters > Common Master Configuration.
- On the COMMON MASTERS page, click ADD NEW on the ACTIONS panel.
- Select the Master Type, type in a Value, provide the Sort Order, and select the Active check box to make it an active master value.
- Click SUBMIT. A new Common Master value is configured.
Figure: COMMON MASTERS page
Field Description
The following table describes the fields on the COMMON MASTERS page:
Field | Description |
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Master Type | Select the Master Type from the drop-down list that is added in the COMMON MASTER TYPES page. |
Value | Type in the value for the selected Master Type. |
Sort Order | Specify an order to view the value in the drop-down lists on the mapped pages. |
Active | If selected, the configuration becomes active. |
ACTIONS
This section explains all the icons displayed on the ACTIONS panel of the COMMON MASTERS page.
SHOW LIST
Click SHOW LIST to display the LIST table showing all the values configured for Common Master Type in the SummitAI application.
Figure: COMMON MASTERS page: List of common master type values
- To edit a common master value, click the configured Value. Make appropriate changes and click SUBMIT.
- To display the inactive common master values, click the Include Inactive check box.
Note:
When the common master values are displayed under the LIST table, the ADD NEW and IMPORT COMMON MASTERS actions are displayed on the ACTIONS panel.
- Click ADD NEW to add a new Common Master Value.
- Click IMPORT COMMON MASTERS to import Common Master values. For more information about importing the Common Master values, See Screen Shot.
The EXCEL IMPORT COMMON MASTERS page is displayed. Select the Master Type, upload the Microsoft Excel sheet with the Common Master values in the Source field, and then click SUBMIT.
Figure: EXCEL IMPORT COMMON MASTERS page - GENERAL tab
The Microsoft Excel sheet with the Common Master values is uploaded. Select the appropriate sheet in the Source column and click NEXT.
Figure: EXCEL IMPORT COMMON MASTERS page - GENERAL tab - Selecting the sheet to upload Common Master values
The MAPPING tab is displayed. Select the appropriate value in the Source column to map with the Destination column and click NEXT.
Figure: EXCEL IMPORT COMMON MASTERS page - MAPPING tab
The PREVIEW tab is displayed. Select the check box in the Discard column against the values that you do not want to import, and then click SUBMIT.
Figure: EXCEL IMPORT COMMON MASTERS page - PREVIEW tab
The Common Master values are successfully imported for the selected Master Type.
Filters
Click the Filters icon to specify a particular filter criteria to display Common Master Type values. On clicking the Filters icon, the FILTERS pop-up page is displayed. Select the Master Type and click SUBMIT.
Figure: FILTERS pop-up page
Note:
If you select the Master Type as Location, an additional filter criteria Domain is displayed.
Figure: Common Masters page - Filters pop-up
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