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How to Teach Applications Using Express Teaching Wizard
This task describes how to teach applications to Universal Discovery using the Express Teaching wizard.
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Ensure that the Data Flow Probe is installed and running.
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Configure the XML Enricher Service
Ensure that the XML Enricher service that is running on the Data Flow Probe is configured to import unrecognized files.
To do this, In the Software Recognition Configuration Dialog Box, select import unrecognized files. For more information, see XML Enricher: Software Recognition Configuration Dialog Box.
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For more information about setting up inventory discovery, see the Universal CMDB Discovery and Integrations Content Help.
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Start the Express Teaching Wizard to teach applications to Universal Discovery. Teaching applications ensure better application recognition during inventory discovery. To do this, see Express Teaching Wizard.
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Tip If you plan to teach more than one application, skip this step. When you are finished teaching applications, perform this step.
After teaching applications, deploy the SAI delta file to the Data Flow Probe. To do this, see How to Deploy User SAI Files.
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You can reprocess scan files that are currently on the Data Flow Probe. When you do this,scan files that were created from the last Inventory Discovery job are enriched with information about the applications that you taught in step 4. Additionally, the unrecognized files that were associated with those taught applications are immediately removed from the unrecognized files list in Express Teaching Wizard.
To reprocess scan files, see Processing Scan Files.
Alternatively, you can wait to see results until the next Inventory Discovery job occurs.
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- The files that you used to teach applications should not appear in Select Files Page.
- Verify that the taught application has been recognized and reported to UCMDB. To do this, go to Modeling > CI Type Manager. Under NodeElement, right-click the Installed Software CIT and select Show CIT Instances.
- If teaching did not yield the expected results, use the SAI Editor inventory tool. For more information, see Inventory Tools.
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