@Milan-Leszkow i-doit does not natively support conditional rules for object state changes in the Community Edition. To enforce such rules, you'd need to implement custom logic using the i-doit API or a plugin.

You should verify the category is set to be searchable, then rebuild the search index via the UI or CLI, and check for any related system or database errors.

@SteffenS without modifications to the code of the view, this is not possible and would be a feature feedback. You should contact the support and ask for this.

@LFischer If get a XML of a export , this XML have a: created time, update time, objects id, etc.. information that is set by i-doit (software), what I should do with these field?

@Michael-Huhn Thank you Michael! I'll try your suggestion.

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@inasutin maybe the search index needs a update? Or read here https://kb.i-doit.com/en/efficient-documentation/search.html

When encountering a 500 Internal Server Error, the place to look for error messages is the Apache server error log (by default /var/log/apache/error.log)

Hi I solved problem with catégorie rules. The Service Manager can modify general category where is cmdb status. azapi

Danke @Michael-Huhn für die gute Nachricht!

@Milan-Leszkow, this sections can only be used with a "online" license token. For a list of i-doit host names see our knowledge base -> https://kb.i-doit.com/en/maintenance-and-operation/security-and-protection.html#firewall-and-open-ports

@mamawe Thank you, will explore the oprtions and update.

I managed to solve the problem, I examined the situation using the "Investigate" option, I read in the console that the IDs were not matched, I went to "Configure list view" -> "Restore default configuration" -> Define as standard -> Save

@Ahmed99foodle said in Documentation: Hello, I want to know if the documentation fouded here (https://kb.i-doit.com/) is for i-doit open ( community version). If not, I want to know where can i found the documentation for i-doit open ( community version). Thanks in advance There is no distinction on this, I think you can learn more about this document.