Network Model Relationship fields
The Network Model Relationship form enables you to create a network model relationship.
| Field | Description | |||
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| Name | Manufacturer-assigned name of the network model relationship that is specified by the model manager. | |||
| Relationship type | Type of relationship. Select one of the following options:- --None-- No network model relationship exists.
Relationship between a rack model and a slot model. This relationship indicates that the rack and the slot models are compatible with the equipment model.
Relationship between an equipment model and a slot model. This relationship indicates that the number of slots and the slot models are compatible with the equipment model. Note:
Relationship between an equipment model and a network interface model. This relationship indicates the interface model and the number of interfaces that are compatible and supported with the equipment model. Note:
Relationship between a slot model and an interface card model. This relationship enforces the Root product model field where an equipment model or a card model should be selected. Note:
Relationship between an interface card model and a slot model. This relationship indicates that the slot model is compatible with the interface card model. Note:
Relationship between an interface card model and a network interface model. This relationship indicates that the number of interfaces in the network interface model are compatible with the interface card model. Note:
Relationship between the models of a physical connection to a logical connection. Note:
Relationship between one logical connection model to another logical connection model. Note:
Relationship between a physical connection to a network interface. Note:
Relationship between a logical connection to a network interface. Note:
Relationship between rack/cabinet and rack/cabinet slot. Note:
Relationship between a rack slot and the equipment. Note:
Relationship between a rack slot and the shelf. Note:
Relationship between two interfaces. Note: The Parent product model and Child product model field shows list of all the network interface models.
Relationship between a cabinet and the equipment. Note:
Relationship between a logical connection and the channel. Note:
Relationship between a cable and the strand. Note:
Relationship between a logical composite and the equipment. Note:
Relationship between a logical composite and the rack. Note:
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| Count | Numbers of child product models that can be created under a parent product model when a template is created.Note: This attribute is only for Equipment to Slot, Rack to Slot, Equipment to Network Interface, Interface card to Slot, Interface card to Network Interface, Cable to Strand, and Logical Connection to Channel relationship types. | |||
| Root product model | Grandparent model of the interface card for compatibility. Either select the equipment model or the interface card model. Then, select the search icon ( Image omitted: search.png Parent product modelSearch icon.) and select a model. <strong>Note:</strong> This attribute is only visible for the <strong>Slot to Interface card</strong> relationship type.</td></tr><tr><td> | Product model that is the parent to the child product model. Select the search icon ( Image omitted: search.png Child product modelSearch icon.) and select a model.<strong>Note:</strong> In the Rack-to-Slot relationship, the parent product model is the equipment holder model with the model category as Rack.</td></tr><tr><td> | Product model that is the child to the parent product model. Select the search icon ( Image omitted: search.png SequenceSearch icon.) and select a model.<strong>Note:</strong> In the Rack to Slot relationship, the child product model is the equipment holder with model category as Slot.</td></tr><tr><td> | Sequence number of the child entities for a model relationship. If you enter a number in the Count field, the Sequence field appears. The default value is 1. If the parent model has multiple relationships, the sequence number for the first relationship is set to 1 and the number following the highest value of the first relationship is set for the consecutive relationships. For example, let's say that your equipment has a model relationship with two slots and two ports. When the relationship is created, the sequence number of the slots and ports are set to 1 and 3. Note: This attribute is only for Rack to Slot, Equipment to Slot, Equipment to Network Interface, Interface card to Slot, Interface card to Network Interface, Cable to Strand, and Logical Connection to Channel relationship types. |
| Parent bandwidth | Bandwidth of the parent product model.Note: This attribute is only visible for the Logical Connection to Channel relationship type. | |||
| Child bandwidth | Bandwidth of the child product model.Note: This attribute is only visible for the Logical Connection to Channel relationship type. |
Parent Topic:Telecommunications Network Inventory reference
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