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How to change CI Type for an object

Stig harald Jenssen

Hi

We are using UCMDB 2021.11 and I want to get all our Cisco Air Wireless Access Points reclassed from "Net Device" to "Wireless AP" in the CI Type. Any suggestions on the best possible way to achive this?

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    Hello Stig,

    if the Wireless AP nodes are coming from Discovery then you can create a normalization rule to change their CIT from net_device to wireless ap.

    Kind regards,

    Bogdan

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    Hello Stig,

    if the Wireless AP nodes are coming from Discovery then you can create a normalization rule to change their CIT from net_device to wireless ap.

    Kind regards,

    Bogdan

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