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Add a Custom Attribute to One Object
If you determine that you want to keep track of additional information about a Node, Chassis, Interface, or Card, you can add Custom Attributes to these objects. For example, you might determine that you want to track the owner of your nodes on the network. You might also want to track the serial number for each node. The Custom Attribute value appears in the object's table view and on the object form's Custom Attributes tab. For more information: See Also
Tip (NNMi Advanced - Global Network Management feature) If you are a Regional Manager's NNMi administrator and are adding a Custom Attribute, remember to notify your Global Manager's NNMi administrator about that new Custom Attribute name. See Global Manager: Configure Custom Attribute Replication.
- Navigate to a map view:
- Select one or more map icons.
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Right-click and select Custom Attributes > Add.
- Enter or select a Name.
- Type a Value.
- Click OK to return to the main Node form or Chassis Form.
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Navigate to the Node form: Custom Attributes tab:
- From the workspace navigation panel, select a workspace that contains a Node view. For example, the Inventory workspace.
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Double-click the row representing the node with settings you want to edit.
Tip You can also select Nodes from a map view.
- Select the Custom Attributes tab.
- Click the New icon to create a Custom Attribute.
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Enter a Name and Value.
- Click Save and Close to return to the main Node Form.
- Click Save and Close to save your changes.
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Navigate to the Chassis form: Custom Attributes tab:
- From the workspace navigation panel, select a workspace that contains a Chassis view. For example, the Inventory workspace.
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Double-click the row representing the Chassis with settings you want to edit.
Tip You can also select Chassis from a map view.
- Select the Custom Attributes tab.
- Click the New icon to create a Custom Attribute.
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Enter a Name and Value. See Physical Component Custom Attribute Form (Chassis) for more information.
- Click Save and Close to return to the main Chassis Form.
- Click Save and Close to save your changes.
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Navigate to the Interface form: Custom Attributes tab:
- From the workspace navigation panel, select a workspace that contains an Interfaces view. For example, the Inventory workspace.
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Double-click the row representing the interface with settings you want to edit.
Tip You can also select Interfaces from a map view.
- Select the Custom Attributes tab.
- Click the New icon to create a Custom Attribute.
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Enter a Name and Value.
- Click Save and Close to return to the main Interface Form.
- Click Save and Close to save your changes.
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Navigate to the Card form: Custom Attributes tab:
- From the workspace navigation panel, select a workspace that contains a Card view. For example, the Inventory workspace.
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Double-click the row representing the Card with settings you want to edit.
- Select the Custom Attributes tab.
- Click the New icon to create a Custom Attribute.
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Enter a Name and Value.
- Click Save and Close to return to the main Card Form.
- Click Save and Close to save your changes.
Related Topics
Add Custom Attributes to Multiple Objects
nnmloadattributes.ovpl Reference Page
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