Hi,
After importing a lot of racks and servers (About 400) we have a big tree structure in the locations tab looking like this:
Location
-> Country
->-> Datacenter
->->-> Room/Suite
->->->-> Rack name
->->->->-> Servername
This does not fit in the sidebar. Is there a way to expand this automatically? BTW there is an option to collapse this sidebar but not the other way arround.
Hi,
These are the steps I took.
1. Create a server template.
2. Create 2 objects from template.
3. Archived the templates
4. Deleted the templates
5. Final step, purge the templates gives me the following error:
isys_exception_database : Query error: 'DELETE FROM isys_obj WHERE isys_obj__id = '775'': Cannot delete or update a parent row: a foreign key constraint fails (idoit_data/isys_catg_file_list, CONSTRAINT isys_catg_file_list_ibfk_2 FOREIGN KEY (isys_catg_file_list__isys_obj__id) REFERENCES isys_obj (isys_obj__id) ON DELETE NO ACTION ON UPDATE)
This happens on the page:
My Idoit data:
System
Operating System UNIX/Linux, Linux OK
PHP Version 5.2.6-1+lenny9 (>5.2.3 recommended) OK
i-doit Code Version 0.9.9-3
i-doit Database Version 0.9.9-3 Revision 6172
Hi,
As most of us, we all start with some form of documentation in our serverpark/datacenter. This could be a simple excel sheet, or an existing intranet/database.
The problem with integrating a new CMDB like I-doit is that most of our data is already present in some form.
In our case we have an intranet page with server positions, an billing system with client info and we use IPPlan for the network documentation. All these systems
rely on a MYSql databases.
The problem with a CMDB is that your information will be duplicated and will get inconsistent over time, if for example a server is in your intranet and in your CMDB.
It would not help to import the data once, because it changes over time.
The solution would be a sort of "Live datalink" with your existing databases that could be integrated in I-doit. For example:
Client information -> Billing system (the only database that has this information) -> I-doit contact assigned to a server (Live information from the billing database).
or
Server position -> Intranet (the only database that has this information) -> I-doit server position assigned to a server (Live information from the intranet database).
I hope my explanation is clear. Please let me know what you think about this.
We have chosen I-doit to be our main CMDB for our Datacenter (10.000 servers).
It is located in Amsterdam (Netherlands).
We are currently in the import all fase and I must say I-doit has some really awesome features for importing with OCS and Nagios.
Does anyone has the same problem?
If i login into i-doit, and go to the import menu. I will get redirected to the main Dashboard.
Import link:
www.sitename.com/index.php?moduleID=50&mNavID=10
Will be redirected to:
www.sitename.com/index.php?mNavID=5
witch is the dashboard page.
Do i have to activate the import module first?
Some sysinfo:
Operating System UNIX/Linux, Linux Debian 5.0.6 64 bit
PHP Version 5.2.6-1+lenny9 (>5.2.3 recommended)
i-doit Code Version 0.9.9-3
i-doit Database Version 0.9.9-3 Revision 6172
I found bug in the logbook archive section:
If you go to Modules -> Logbook -> Archive you will get an parse error.
Fatal error: Call to undefined method isys_component_template_navbar::assign() in /var/www/sitename/src/classes/modules/isys_module_logbook.class.php on line 306
Some sysinfo:
Operating System UNIX/Linux, Linux Debian 5.0.6 64 bit
PHP Version 5.2.6-1+lenny9 (>5.2.3 recommended)
i-doit Code Version 0.9.9-3
i-doit Database Version 0.9.9-3 Revision 6172