Define a network model relationship

task brazil Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read create-network-model-relationships.md
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Create a network model relationship in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application that captures the relationships between your network model entities.

Before you begin

Role required: sn_ni_core.inventory_admin, sn_ni_core.telco_inventory_catalog_manager

About this task

A model relationship captures the relationships between the inventory models. By defining the relationships between the various network model entities, you can also define the compatibility between these entities.

For example, if you select Equipment to Slot in the Relationship Type field, you can define the relationship between a specific equipment inventory model and a specific slot inventory model. In this case, you would see that the number of slots in the specified slot model are compatible with the specified equipment model. To learn more, see Model relationships.

When you create a network model relationship, it creates a model in the Network Model [sn_ni_core_network_model_relationship] table.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to Workspaces > Network Inventory Workspace.

  2. Click the list icon ([Omitted image "ni-workspace-list-icon.png"] Alt text: List icon.), and then go to Inventory Models > Network Model Relationships.

  3. Click New.

  4. Fill in the general information to create a network model relationship.

    Note: To learn more about the fields, see Network Model Relationship fields.

  5. To add attachments, such as graphics or documents, click the attachment icon ([Omitted image "attachments-icon.png"] Alt text: Attachment icon.) in the right panel.

  6. Click Save.

  7. To delete a model, click the options icon ([Omitted image "options-icon.png"] Alt text: Options icon.) next to the Save button, and click Delete.

Parent Topic:Create inventory models

Related topics

Network inventory models

Model relationships

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