Rule 2 - Lansweeper On-Prem CI-to-CI Relationships

Rule Synopsis

These are the rule/s that automatically determine and create the CI-to-CI relationships (dependencies) for each Lansweeper Asset/CI Type.

Rule Details and Default

The default rule/s are described by the table below which show the default CI-to-CI Relationships per Asset/CI Type.

Assets/CI Types	Relationships
Switch Relationships	Apple Macs connected to IP Switch Chrome Books connected to IP Switch ESXi Server connected to IP Switch FiberSwitch connected to IP Switch IP Firewalls connected to IP Switch IP Routers connected to IP Switch IP Switches connected to IP Switch Linux Server connected to IP Switch Load Balances connected to IP Switch NAS connected to IP Switch Printers connected to IP Switch SAN connected to IP Switch Scanners connected to IP Switch Unix Server connected to IP Switch UPS connected to IP Switch WAP connected to IP Switch Windows PCs connected to IP Switch Windows Servers connected to IP Switch
Router Relationships	Apple Macs connected to IP Routers Chrome Books connected to IP Routers ESXi Server connected to IP Routers FiberSwitch connected to IP Routers IP Firewalls connected to IP Routers IP Switch connected to IP Routers IP Routers connected to IP Routers Linux Server connected to IP Routers Load Balances connected to IP Routers NAS connected to IP Routers Printers connected to IP Routers SAN connected to IP Routers Scanners connected to IP Routers Unix Server connected to IP Routers UPS connected to IP Routers WAP connected to IP Routers Windows PCs connected to IP Routers Windows Servers connected to IP Routers
Computer System Relationships	Windows Cluster Node cluster of Windows Cluster Windows PC connected to Display Windows Server connected to Display Windows Server hosts Windows Cluster Node
Certificate Relationships	Windows Server uses Certificate
Database System Relationships	MSSQL Instance runs on Windows Cluster MSSQL Instance runs on Windows PC MSSQL Instance runs on Windows Server MSSQL User Database contained by Windows PC MSSQL Instance MSSQL User Database contained by Windows Server MSSQL Instance
Virtualization Relationships	ESXi Server contained by vmware vCenter Datacenter ESXi Server managed by vmware vCenter ESXi Server member of vmware vCenter Cluster ESXi Server uses vmware vCenter Datastore Hyper-V Guest Network connects Linux Server Hyper-V Guest Network connects Windows PC Hyper-V Guest Network connects Windows Server Hyper-V Guest Network provided by Hyper-V Server Hyper-V Instance instantiates Linux Server Hyper-V Instance instantiates Windows PC Hyper-V Instance instantiates Windows Server Hyper-V Instance registered on Hyper-V Server Hyper-V Server runs on Windows Server Linux Server virtualized by Hyper-V Server Linux Server virtualized by vmware ESXi Server Unix Server virtualized by vmware ESXi Server vmware vCenter Cluster contained by vmware vCenter Datacenter vmware vCenter Datacenter managed by vmware vCenter vmware vCenter Datastore contained by vmware vCenter Datacenter vmware vCenter Datastore Hostmount vmware vCenter Datastore managed by vmware vCenter VMware vCenter Network connects VMware Virtual Machine Instance vmware vCenter Network contained by vmware vCenter Datacenter vmware vCenter Network provided by vmware esxiServer vmware vCenter runs on vmware ESXi Server Windows PC virtualized by Hyper-V Server Windows PC virtualized by vmware ESXi Server Windows Server virtualized by Hyper-V Server Windows Server virtualized by vmware ESXi Server
Network Drive Mapping Relationships	Windows PC mapped network drive to Provided by [file system providers including Windows Server, Windows PC, Linux Server, Unix Server, SAN, NAS] Windows Server mapped network drive to Provided by [file system providers including Windows Server, Windows PC, Linux Server, Unix Server, SAN, NAS]
Asset Groups	Android Asset Group Links Apple Mac Asset Group Links Chromebook Asset Group Links HyperV Server Asset Group Links IP Firewall Asset Group Links IP Router Asset Group Links IP Switch Asset Group Links iPad Asset Group Links iPhone Asset Group Links Linux Server Asset Group Links Load Balancer Asset Group Links NAS Asset Group Links Printer Asset Group Links SAN Asset Group Links Scanner Asset Group Links Tablet Asset Group Links Unix Server Asset Group Links vmware ESXi Server Asset Group Links vmware vCenter Asset Group Links Windows PC Asset Group Links Windows Server Asset Group Links

Override Options

Context

Customers may be seeking more CI-to-CI relationships (dependencies) than those shown above.

Options

Additional Relationships can be added (if the source system offers addtional ones).

Overriding via Connection Settings

N/A

Additional Information

N/A

Support Model for Rule Overrides

Question: Can overrides be performed by customers without a Syncfish Extended Implementation and Support Plan?

Answer: No (a plan is needed - see below)

Question: Which Syncfish Extended Implementation and Support Plan is required to obtain overrides of this rule

Answer: Either a Silver Plan or Gold Plan