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Creating a Cireson License Asset
Lorenz_Benn
Partner IT Monkey ✭
in Orchestrator
Hello,
I am relatively new to Orchestrator in combination with Cireson, but I have to deal with it.
I need to create a runbook which is able to create a license-asset object, but somehow I am not able to find the correct class.
There is the class "license" but it appears to be the original SCSM class. There are missing some key fields I need.
Is there a possibility to create an object from the "cireson-license" class ?
Same question with Software-Asset from cireson
Greetings
Lorenz
I am relatively new to Orchestrator in combination with Cireson, but I have to deal with it.
I need to create a runbook which is able to create a license-asset object, but somehow I am not able to find the correct class.
There is the class "license" but it appears to be the original SCSM class. There are missing some key fields I need.
Is there a possibility to create an object from the "cireson-license" class ?
Same question with Software-Asset from cireson
Greetings
Lorenz
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OptionsTom_Hendricks
Customer Super IT Monkey ✭✭✭✭✭
The difficulty may be because it has a British spelling in the internal name, and an American spelling in the (when the locale is ENU, at least) display name.
The display name is "License." (I believe this is probably the one you are seeing, and assuming to be an SCSM class)
The class name is "Cireson.AssetManagement.Licence".
The class GUID is "a3ad0993-def0-e2ff-dbcf-9ca04040a219."
Further credit to the usefulness of the SCSM Entity Explorer tool. I found this in just a few seconds.
The built-in class is Microsoft.SystemCenter.License (and a couple derivatives). It has a Display Name of Operations Manager License.6
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The display name is "License." (I believe this is probably the one you are seeing, and assuming to be an SCSM class)
The class name is "Cireson.AssetManagement.Licence".
The class GUID is "a3ad0993-def0-e2ff-dbcf-9ca04040a219."
Further credit to the usefulness of the SCSM Entity Explorer tool. I found this in just a few seconds.
The built-in class is Microsoft.SystemCenter.License (and a couple derivatives). It has a Display Name of Operations Manager License.
Thank you very much this tool is awesome, if I knew it before