Default Template form

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The Default Template form enables you to create, review, and modify the details for a default template.

Field

Description

Name

Name for this default template.

Table

Name of the table that contains the configuration item (CI) class date that you are basing this default template on. Click the search icon ([Omitted image "search.png"] Alt text: Search icon.) and select a table.

Active

Option that designates if this default template is active.

Short description

Short overview of this network asset.

Application

Name of the application that the default template is associated with. Network Inventory Core or Network Inventory Advanced appears, based on the license that your company purchased.

Domain

System domain in which the template is created.

User

Name of the user that is associated with this default template. Click the search icon ([Omitted image "search.png"] Alt text: Search icon.) and select a user.

Groups

Name of the user group that is associated with this default template. Click the search icon ([Omitted image "search.png"] Alt text: Search icon.) and select a user group.

Global

Option that indicates that the default template is in the global scope. If not, its assigned scope appears.

Template

Name of the table attribute and its value. You can use this field to select attributes from the table that you selected in the Table field and set specific values for each attribute. When you create a Create Equipment Inventory change request to generate the net asset instances using this template, you can pass specific values to the generated configuration.

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