Exclude classes from Dynamic IRE

task australia Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read dynamic-ire-exclude-class.md

Exclude specific classes, for which Dynamic IRE isn't beneficial, from Dynamic IRE. When a hierarchy branch (such as the Hardware class branch) is configured to use Dynamic IRE, you can configure specific classes within that branch, to be excluded from Dynamic IRE.

Before you begin

There might be reasons for configuring child classes descending from the Hardware class, to be excluded from Dynamic IRE. For example, you might want to exclude a custom class with custom attributes, for which there are IRE rules that are based on those custom attributes. In this situation, it might not be beneficial to apply Dynamic IRE for that class and its descendants. When Dynamic IRE is enabled for the instance, Static IRE will still be used for those excluded classes.

Classes excluded from Dynamic IRE are stored in the Dynamic IRE skipped classes [cmdb_dynamic_ire_skip_class] table. Add a record for each Hardware-descending class, for which you don't want to apply Dynamic IRE to (including the class descending classes).

Role required:

To create, delete, and write: itil_admin or sn_cmdb_admin
To read: itil, itil_admin, or sn_cmdb_editor

Procedure

In the navigation filter, enter cmdb_dynamic_ire_skip_class.list to access the Dynamic IRE skipped classes table.
In the list view select New and fill out the form.

In the Class to be skipped for Dynamic IRE field, select a class that descends from the Hardware class, to which you don't want to apply Dynamic IRE. This exclusion applies to the specified class and to its descending classes.
Select Submit.

Parent Topic:Configuring CMDB Identification and Reconciliation

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title: Exclude classes from Dynamic IRE
description: Exclude specific classes, for which Dynamic IRE isn't beneficial, from Dynamic IRE. When a hierarchy branch \(such as the Hardware class branch\) is configured to use Dynamic IRE, you can configure specific classes within that branch, to be excluded from Dynamic IRE.
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# Exclude classes from Dynamic IRE

Exclude specific classes, for which Dynamic IRE isn't beneficial, from Dynamic IRE. When a hierarchy branch \(such as the Hardware class branch\) is configured to use Dynamic IRE, you can configure specific classes within that branch, to be excluded from Dynamic IRE.

## Before you begin

There might be reasons for configuring child classes descending from the Hardware class, to be excluded from Dynamic IRE. For example, you might want to exclude a custom class with custom attributes, for which there are IRE rules that are based on those custom attributes. In this situation, it might not be beneficial to apply Dynamic IRE for that class and its descendants. When Dynamic IRE is enabled for the instance, Static IRE will still be used for those excluded classes.

Classes excluded from Dynamic IRE are stored in the Dynamic IRE skipped classes \[cmdb\_dynamic\_ire\_skip\_class\] table. Add a record for each Hardware-descending class, for which you don't want to apply Dynamic IRE to \(including the class descending classes\).

Role required:

-   To create, delete, and write: itil\_admin or sn\_cmdb\_admin
-   To read: itil, itil\_admin, or sn\_cmdb\_editor

## Procedure

1.  In the navigation filter, enter `cmdb_dynamic_ire_skip_class.list` to access the Dynamic IRE skipped classes table.

2.  In the list view select **New** and fill out the form.

    In the **Class to be skipped for Dynamic IRE** field, select a class that descends from the Hardware class, to which you don't want to apply Dynamic IRE. This exclusion applies to the specified class and to its descending classes.

3.  Select **Submit**.


**Parent Topic:**[Configuring CMDB Identification and Reconciliation](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/servicenow-platform/configuration-management-database-cmdb/configuring-ire.md)