Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Create or edit a dependency type Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Create or edit a dependency type Use one of the dependency types provided, or create a custom dependency type with a script that will execute in real time to generate a custom view of a Dependency Views map for a specific CI. About this task Create a JavaScript to customize the map. The script must comply with JavaScript syntax guidelines and the directions in the default script template, and it can call platform APIs. Use a dependency type, for example: To narrow down and simplify a map, leaving out CIs that are not important for a specific task. To include only specific CIs that are hidden by default, such as qualifiers, end-points, and entry points. To display virtual relationships that are calculated, and that otherwise do not exist in the CMDB. As a tool to plan a new topology deployment that is based on existing resources. The following dependency types are included in the base system: Application to Network Devices Returns the network devices in the network paths leading to/from the given CI. Network Device to Applications Returns the applicative CIs which are target or source of network paths containing the given network device. In addition, returns the hosts of those applicative CIs, and for an applicative CI that is an inclusion, its parent CI is returned too. Physical Network Connections Returns hosts/network devices that are physically connected to the given host or network device. Flow Dependencies Returns all the server to server connections that were discovered using the Netflow collector. The script builds a graph based on data in the [sa_flow_server_comm] table. This table contains pairs of services represented by an IP and a listening port that are communicating with each other. For more information, see Data collection and discovery using Netflow and Data collection and discovery using VPC Flow Logs. Show All Relationships Returns all qualifiers, end points, and entry points. This dependency type is disabled by default and is typically enabled for debugging and tracking purposes.Available with the activation of Service Mapping or Event Management. Procedure Navigate to Dependency Views > Dependency Types. In the Load Filter Scripts list view, select an existing depenency type, or click New. Enter or modify a script, adhering to the guidelines and requirements in the script template that is provided. Click Submit. ResultIn a Dependency Views map, you can click Use Dependency Type to apply a custom script defined in a dependency type. Related tasksCreate or modify Dependency Views map indicatorsCreate or modify map iconsCreate a predefined filterSet a predefined filter as defaultCreate or modify Map Related ItemsCreate or modify Dependency Views menu actionsRelated referenceCondition and script parameters for menu actionsRelated topicsData collection and discovery using Netflow On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Create or edit a dependency type Use one of the dependency types provided, or create a custom dependency type with a script that will execute in real time to generate a custom view of a Dependency Views map for a specific CI. About this task Create a JavaScript to customize the map. The script must comply with JavaScript syntax guidelines and the directions in the default script template, and it can call platform APIs. Use a dependency type, for example: To narrow down and simplify a map, leaving out CIs that are not important for a specific task. To include only specific CIs that are hidden by default, such as qualifiers, end-points, and entry points. To display virtual relationships that are calculated, and that otherwise do not exist in the CMDB. As a tool to plan a new topology deployment that is based on existing resources. The following dependency types are included in the base system: Application to Network Devices Returns the network devices in the network paths leading to/from the given CI. Network Device to Applications Returns the applicative CIs which are target or source of network paths containing the given network device. In addition, returns the hosts of those applicative CIs, and for an applicative CI that is an inclusion, its parent CI is returned too. Physical Network Connections Returns hosts/network devices that are physically connected to the given host or network device. Flow Dependencies Returns all the server to server connections that were discovered using the Netflow collector. The script builds a graph based on data in the [sa_flow_server_comm] table. This table contains pairs of services represented by an IP and a listening port that are communicating with each other. For more information, see Data collection and discovery using Netflow and Data collection and discovery using VPC Flow Logs. Show All Relationships Returns all qualifiers, end points, and entry points. This dependency type is disabled by default and is typically enabled for debugging and tracking purposes.Available with the activation of Service Mapping or Event Management. Procedure Navigate to Dependency Views > Dependency Types. In the Load Filter Scripts list view, select an existing depenency type, or click New. Enter or modify a script, adhering to the guidelines and requirements in the script template that is provided. Click Submit. ResultIn a Dependency Views map, you can click Use Dependency Type to apply a custom script defined in a dependency type. Related tasksCreate or modify Dependency Views map indicatorsCreate or modify map iconsCreate a predefined filterSet a predefined filter as defaultCreate or modify Map Related ItemsCreate or modify Dependency Views menu actionsRelated referenceCondition and script parameters for menu actionsRelated topicsData collection and discovery using Netflow
Create or edit a dependency type Use one of the dependency types provided, or create a custom dependency type with a script that will execute in real time to generate a custom view of a Dependency Views map for a specific CI. About this task Create a JavaScript to customize the map. The script must comply with JavaScript syntax guidelines and the directions in the default script template, and it can call platform APIs. Use a dependency type, for example: To narrow down and simplify a map, leaving out CIs that are not important for a specific task. To include only specific CIs that are hidden by default, such as qualifiers, end-points, and entry points. To display virtual relationships that are calculated, and that otherwise do not exist in the CMDB. As a tool to plan a new topology deployment that is based on existing resources. The following dependency types are included in the base system: Application to Network Devices Returns the network devices in the network paths leading to/from the given CI. Network Device to Applications Returns the applicative CIs which are target or source of network paths containing the given network device. In addition, returns the hosts of those applicative CIs, and for an applicative CI that is an inclusion, its parent CI is returned too. Physical Network Connections Returns hosts/network devices that are physically connected to the given host or network device. Flow Dependencies Returns all the server to server connections that were discovered using the Netflow collector. The script builds a graph based on data in the [sa_flow_server_comm] table. This table contains pairs of services represented by an IP and a listening port that are communicating with each other. For more information, see Data collection and discovery using Netflow and Data collection and discovery using VPC Flow Logs. Show All Relationships Returns all qualifiers, end points, and entry points. This dependency type is disabled by default and is typically enabled for debugging and tracking purposes.Available with the activation of Service Mapping or Event Management. Procedure Navigate to Dependency Views > Dependency Types. In the Load Filter Scripts list view, select an existing depenency type, or click New. Enter or modify a script, adhering to the guidelines and requirements in the script template that is provided. Click Submit. ResultIn a Dependency Views map, you can click Use Dependency Type to apply a custom script defined in a dependency type. Related tasksCreate or modify Dependency Views map indicatorsCreate or modify map iconsCreate a predefined filterSet a predefined filter as defaultCreate or modify Map Related ItemsCreate or modify Dependency Views menu actionsRelated referenceCondition and script parameters for menu actionsRelated topicsData collection and discovery using Netflow
