Rule Synopsis
These are the rule/s that determine how Meraki Status values are mapped and transformed into the four different sets of ServiceNow Status values.
Rule Details and Default
By default, CI Sync sets the various ServiceNow status values according to the mapping table (called a “value map”) shown below.
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Meraki Status Values
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ServiceNow Hardware Status |
ServiceNow Hardware Sub-Status |
ServiceNow Install Status |
ServiceNow Operational Status |
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Value |
Label |
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Value |
Label |
Value |
Label |
Value |
Label |
Value |
Label |
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1 |
Active |
-> |
installed |
Installed |
in_use |
In Use |
1 |
Installed |
1 |
Operational |
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-1
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-> |
retired |
Retired |
divested |
Divested |
7 |
Retired |
6 |
Retired |
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Otherwise |
-> |
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|
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5 |
Ready |
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Note: CI Sync internally uses a logical value of minus one (-1) to represent an Meraki deleted asset (i.e. assets no longer visible to CI Sync).
Override Options
Context
Customers may consider changing how CI Sync sets the various ServiceNow status values to meet their CI and Asset lifecycle management requirements within ServiceNow.
Options
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The transformation of the incoming Meraki status value into each of the four ServiceNow status values can be amended.
Overriding via Connection Settings
Not Available - Requires a Custom Data Sync Rule (and therefore a Syncfish Support Plan to modify the default behaviour)
Additional Information
N/A
Related Rules
N/A