Telecommunications Network Inventory -- With the ServiceNow Telecommunications Network Inventory application, you can build a digital representation of your physical and logical networks, and the services that are provisioned to your customers. This network inventory contains the assets, services, and the relationships that define the infrastructure of your telecommunications networks.
Explore -- Learn how the Telecommunications Network Inventory application can help your organization to create a digital representation of your physical and logical networks in the ServiceNow AI Platform.
Data model -- The data model for Telecommunications Network Inventory displays the relationships between your network assets, infrastructure, and services. With this information, you can provision new services, modify existing services, maintain the network, and plan the forecast for the network growth in your organization.
Modeling your workflow -- Learn how to create a network inventory record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to store the details about your network assets. As you create the records, you can also define the relationship between each inventory record so that you can design a digital model of your network.
Network inventory models -- You define an inventory model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application so that you can track the technical information from the manufacturer about a network asset such as the telco equipment or a network interface.
Network inventory templates -- You define the network inventory templates that contain the business guidance rules from a telecommunications provider in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Model relationships -- You model your network inventory relationships in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application so that you can use them in the inventory template relationships to create your network inventory records.
Design and assign -- With the design and assign function, you can build a digital representation of your network inventories and your network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Import models and templates -- Use the import feature to bring equipment models and templates into the system in bulk. You can import using Excel or JSON, and migrate components across instances while preserving system IDs.
Import models -- Bulk-import models and their hierarchical relationships into Telecommunications Network Inventory by uploading a structured Excel file.
Import models and templates in JSON format -- Import equipment models and inventory templates together in a single operation using JSON format in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Import templates -- Import inventory templates in bulk to define a complete template hierarchy with specific slot-to-card assignments, name patterns, and default field values in the Telecommunications Network Inventory
Export hierarchy of models and templates -- Export equipment models, inventory templates, and related records to support development-to-production migration of network inventory data.
Export hierarchy via JSON -- Learn how to migrate models and templates between ServiceNow instances by exporting them with all their dependencies as a single JSON file. The export preserve system ID continuity between source and target.
Export hierarchy process via XML -- Learn how to export a model or template and its related records as XML files for transfer to another ServiceNow instance.
Network Inventory Workspace -- The Network Inventory Workspace is the intuitive and streamlined user interface of the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to manage your network inventory. You can use Network Inventory Workspace to view your inventory details, respond to all task types, and perform the network functions such as designing the network.
Landing page -- Get real-time visibility into your network inventory and to perform the daily tasks through the Network Inventory Workspace landing page.
Management view -- Use the Inventory management view in the Telecommunications Network Inventory Workspace to get a detailed view of your network inventory.
Lists view -- You use the Lists view to access the inventory classes and functions to perform the Network Inventory tasks.
Visualize circuits -- The network diagram in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application graphically displays a hierarchical map of the logical connection and its underlying connection elements. You can use the network diagram to get a detailed overview of the logical connection.
Attribute packs -- Use an attribute pack to capture the attributes that you define against a set of records in a configuration item (CI) in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can capture the additional information about the network asset in the inventory form that belongs to the CI.
Inventory number allocation -- You can manage IP addresses, telephone number allocations, virtual local area networks (VLANs), or link aggregation groups (LAGs) by using the inventory number allocation of the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By using this feature, you can organize, track, and manage the physical and logical numbers.
IP address management -- IP address management in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application lets you create, view, and update IP Address Blocks, IP Subnetworks, allocated IP addresses, and IP addresses.
IP addresses allocation -- Using the IP address allocation, you can create, view, and update IP Address Blocks and IP Subnetworks. You can also manage allocated IP addresses and IP addresses.
Managed Network and IP address allocation -- A Managed Network record defines a network scope that can be assigned to an IP Address Block. When assigned, the Managed Network propagates to every IP Subnetwork beneath that block.
CMDB relationships for IP address records -- When an IP Address record is created, the system writes one or two relationship records to the CMDB relationship table (cmdb_rel_ci). The relationships created depend on which allocation method was used to create the IP Address record. The relationships are visible on the IP Address record's Related Items panel and in the Dependency View.
IP address inventory management data model -- The IP address inventory management data model shows how the tables for IP Address Blocks, IP Subnetworks, allocated IP addresses, and IP addresses relate to each other. The data model supports both IPv4 and IPv6, and supports nesting subnetworks to any depth within a parent.
Telephone allocation -- Learn about telephone blocks, telephone numbers, and allocating telephone numbers. You can also learn what the benefits and relationships are between them and how you can manage them more effectively.
Components of a telephone number -- A telephone number is a unique numerical identifier assigned to a telephone line or device for making and receiving telephone calls. Components of a number are central office code, country code, area code, and rate center.
Modeling 5G network function -- You can model your 5G network and manage your any type of network functions by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By using the model, you can create, review, update, and delete your networks.Created topic as per STRY55389656 - DOC1072742
Revision, operationalization, and decommission -- Revision of Configuration Item (CI) enables you to update the network attributes of a Configuration Item, such as attributes, connection elements, and relations using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can make a safe and efficient update to your network infrastructure by using the CI revision.
Capacity management -- Capacity management in Telecommunications Network Inventory enables you to calculate the capacity of physical entities in your network. By effectively managing the capacity, you can plan, monitor, and optimize the resources to make sure that the network can meet your current and future demands efficiently.
Flow Designer workflows -- By using the Telecommunications Network Inventory function catalog and subflows, you can access the functions that help you to automate the network inventory's design and assign process.
Visualization of a rack or cabinet -- Using rack or cabinet visualization in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application, you can visualize a rack or cabinet in the canvas. Here you can observe the loading of equipment and shelves into the front and rear accessible racks or cabinets, with each item placed in its designated Rack Units.
Design and assign your network services -- The Design and Assign function provides step-by-step guidance for designing a network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use the Design and Assign function to complete guided activities to design the network services and assign the network inventories.
Logical connections -- Design and assign a logical connection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By using the Design and Assign function, you can fulfill the logical connection design request of a customer.
Service Operations Workspace -- ServiceNow Service Operations Workspace is a configurable workspace that provides a converged experience for Telecommunications Network Inventory (TNI) workflows. Configure your agent experience using the easy-to-navigate interface of Service Operations Workspace.
SOW user interface -- Explore the Service Operations Workspace for Telecommunications Network Inventory interface to understand how an operator can prioritize network inventory tasks and offer solutions.
Visualize network infrastructure -- Use the Network visualization view in the Telecommunications Network Inventory to explore your network infrastructure. You can explore the details about your network site, datacenter, and topology of your network.
Geo map -- Use the geo map in Telecommunications Network Inventory to view the geographical location of your network sites and datacenters. You can use the geo map to get the details of the network site and datacenters such as site details, connectivity, and capacity information.
Floor map -- Use the floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to view a layout of your datacenter infrastructure. You can view the network assets placement and monitor the operational data on the map.
Network topology -- The topology in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application graphically displays how the different elements in a network such as equipment, connections, and interfaces are organized and connected to one another. By using a topology, you get a bird's eye view to the network.
Remote Hands Request Management -- Remote Hands enables your customers to request services for their equipment housed in your datacenters. Your customers can seamlessly submit and track service requests on the Customer Service Management , eliminating the need for phone calls, emails, or site visits.
Configure -- Learn how to configure the Telecommunications Network Inventory application so that you can define your telecommunications network and create a comprehensive network inventory model.
Install TNI -- If you have the admin role, you can install the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. The application includes the demo data and installations that are related ServiceNow Store applications and plugins, if they aren’t already installed.
Roles -- You can assign roles to control user access to specific features, capabilities, and data in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. These assigned roles enable or prevent access to specific forms and processes by users with the specified roles only.
Define a location hierarchy -- Define a location hierarchy for your Telecommunications Network Inventory forms so that you can track and manage your network assets. By defining a location hierarchy, you can see where all your network equipment is located.
Create manufacturer and vendor codes -- Create company codes by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can create codes for each manufacturer, vendor, or customer that you do business with. You can categorize these records to categorize the network assets.
Create the components of a telephone number -- Create a central office code, country code, area code, and rate center for a series of telephone numbers by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a central office code -- Created topic for STRY55294083 - DOC1071773Create a central office code to allocate it to an area code of a country by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a country code -- Created topic for STRY55294083 - DOC1071773 Create, review, update, or delete a country code by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. A country can have multiple phone formats and phone validations.
Create an area code -- Created topic for STRY55294083 - DOC1071773Create, review, update, or delete an area code by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Decision tables -- You can configure decision tables to resolve complex tasks in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. For example, you can create, review, or delete an entry for tasks in a decision table in Decision Builder.
Order Management for Telecommunications integration -- Use a Telecommunications Network Inventory decision table to integrate the Telecommunications Network Inventory and Order Management for Telecommunications applications.
Assign a record producer form to a change task -- Assign a record producer to a change task of a change request with the help of a decision table in Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Customize the Validation of Revision CI -- Added as per STRY57127942 - DOC1092072Customize the validation process of a CI (Configuration Item) using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can customize the validation process by providing adjustable parameters based on the script.
Attributes -- Configure the core equipment table to enable the collection of the common Telecommunications Network Inventory attributes appear in the CI record. You use these attributes to create a Telecommunications Network Inventory CI record.
Attribute pack table -- After you create an attribute pack table with the attributes that you define in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application, you can configure the mapping between the table and the inventory object that you want to use it with.
Create table -- Create an attribute pack table with the attributes that you define in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application so that you can use these attributes in the CI record.
Configure attribute pack table -- Configure an attribute pack table against a configuration item (CI) with filter conditions in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. As you configure the pack table, you can use the packs for creating a CI record.
Capacity management -- Create and configure the capacity management function, definition, and metric in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By using capacity management, you can calculate the maximum, occupied, and available capacity of your network assets.
Create capacity function -- Create a capacity function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this function to calculate the capacity of your network assets.
Create capacity definition -- Create a capacity definition in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use multiple functions in the capacity definition to calculate the capacity of your network assets.
View a capacity metric -- View a capacity metric record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use the capacity metric to get the consolidated information of the capacity calculations.
Collect operational values for datacenter -- Record and update operational values manually for datacenters performance tracking in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this data for further analysis and reporting.
Overlays on floor map -- Update the decision table to configure the operational data overlay on the floor map. You can view the operational data of the datacenters for a selected time range as colored layer on the floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Customize overlays on the floor map -- Update the decision table to configure the overlays appearing on the floor map. You can view the operational data of the datacenters as overlay on the floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Customize overlay time series on the floor map -- Update the decision table to configure the time duration option on the floor map. You can view the operational data of the datacenters for a selected time range as overlay on the floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Configure Design and Assign function -- Create and configure a Design and Assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use it to design your network service and assign the network resources.
Create a Change Model -- Create a Change model and add the model states and model state transitions. You can use this Change model to configure a Design and Assign function.
Create a record producer -- Create a record producer in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this record producer to configure an activity in the playbook for the Design and Assign function.
Create variables -- Create the variables for a record producer in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use these variables as input fields in an activity card in the playbook for the Design and Assign function.
Add variable set to the record producer -- Add a variable set to a record producer in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use the variable set as input fields in an activity card for the Design and Assign function.
Create subflow -- Create a subflow in the Workflow Studio. You can use this subflow to configure an activity in the playbook for the Design and Assign function.
Create a request definition -- Create a request definition and use it to configure the Design and Assign playbook. You can use this request definition to configure an activity for the Design and Assign playbook.
Create a playbook -- Create a playbook for the Design and Assign function in the Workflow Studio. You can use the playbook to design and assign a network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Add playbook to the home page -- Update the system property to add a playbook to the Design and Assign home page in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can launch the Design and Assign function from the home page and execute the steps to achieve your goal.
Modify layout -- Modify the Design and Assign function layout in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application by configuring the endpoint. You can create the layout according to your network service requirement
Configure an example -- This example demonstrates how you can create and configure a playbook to design and assign a network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Integrate -- You can extend the capabilities of the Telecommunications Network Inventory application and connect with other departments to assist with problem resolution by integrating with other applications.
Hardware Asset Management integration -- By integrating the Telecommunications Network Inventory application with the Hardware Asset Management (HAM) application, you can use an inventory template to create a service request. You can also associate the assets that are available in a stock room to instantiate the equipment.
Asset procurement service request -- Create a bill of materials for assets by using a record producer, and then create a service request to procure those assets. You can do both these actions by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application integrations with the Hardware Asset Management application.
Order Management -- With the Order Management for Telecommunications and Media (OMT) application, you can manage all your product and service orders from one place. These product orders are divided into service orders that are further divided into resource orders.
Use -- With the Telecommunications Network Inventory application, you can build a digital representation of your physical and logical networks. This network inventory contains the assets, services, and the relationships that define the infrastructure of your telecommunications networks.
Define inventory records -- You use the Network Inventory Workspace to manage your inventory and perform the tasks in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Manually creating and reviewing your network asset instances -- A key function that you can perform in the network inventory workspace is to manually create your network assets and a digital model of your network in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. With this information, you can provision new services, modify existing services, maintain the network, and plan the forecast for your network growth.
Define the network site details -- Review, update, or create your network site records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. These records enable you to view the location-specific attributes for each network site, including the network centers, buildings, floors, and rooms where your equipment is located.
Define the datacenter details -- Define your datacenter record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. These records enable you to view the location-specific attributes for each datacenter, including the network centers, buildings, floors, and rooms where your network assets are located.
Define the facility hardware details -- Define the facility hardware record to represent power, thermal, network components and their connectivity in a datacenter. By defining the facility records, you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a telecommunications equipment instance -- DOC1064599 All Equipment window.Create a telecommunications equipment instance in your network. You define the equipment instances so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Review and update the telecommunications equipment details -- Review and update a network asset instance for your telecommunications equipment. You define the equipment instances so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the equipment holders -- Define the equipment holder that contains your telecommunications equipment, including the cabinets, racks, shelves, and slots. By defining the equipment holders, you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create and maintain racks and cabinets -- Create and perform subsequent actions on the racks and cabinets using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a rack -- Added as per STRY57142377 - DOC1091704Create a rack to add, organize equipment, rack units, and manage all assets. You can also edit a rack using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Edit rack -- Added topic as per STRY56040533 - DOC1080161.Edit a rack to remove, add, or move the equipment from the selected rack. Organize and upgrade the components within the rack using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a cabinet -- Added as per STRY57142377 - DOC1091704Create a cabinet to add, organize equipment, and manage all assets. You can also edit a cabinet using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.Added as per STRY56279279 - DOC1082834
Edit a cabinet -- Edit a cabinet to remove, add, or move the equipment from the selected cabinet. Organize and upgrade the components within the cabinet using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Optimizing rack and cabinet usage -- Optimize your rack's capacity by following these guidelines for adding, configuring, and calculating other components using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a slot for equipment -- Added as per STRY57142377 - DOC1091704Create a slot to provide a designated space for the equipment to maintain, update and access all types of equipment. You can route cables using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the card details -- Review, update, or create a network asset instance for a card that you use in your telecommunications equipment. You define these attributes so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the network interface details -- Review, update, or create a network instance for a network interface that controls the signaling and management functions between your networks. You define these attributes so that you can track and manage your network instances in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the cable details -- Review, update, or create a network asset instance for the cable connecting the various sites within your network. You define these attributes so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the strand details -- Review, update, or create a network asset instance for a strand in the cable. You define these attributes so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the physical connection details -- Review update, or create a network asset instance for the physical port connection on the interface cards in your networks. You define these attributes so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the logical connection details -- Review, update, or create a network asset instance for a logical or virtual port connection on your network interface cards. You define these attributes so that you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define the power circuit details -- Define the power circuit record to represent the electrical pathway that delivers power in a datacenter. By defining the power circuit records, you can track and manage your network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Manually create a network topology -- Create a topology record for the network that you want to visualize in the organization of its network elements. By creating the network topology, you can visualize how the network elements are organized and connected to one another in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define your inventory groups -- An inventory group is a collection of CIs that lets you apply CI actions collectively to all the CIs in Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By defining inventory groups, you can group different CIs, and apply actions to all CIs.Added as per DOC1059334
Decommission an inventory record -- Decommission an inventory record that you want to remove from Telecommunications Network Inventory.
Delete a record -- Delete an inventory record that is no longer relevant or needed in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Inventory number allocation -- The inventory number allocation in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application enables you to manage LAG, VLAN, IP addresses, and telephone numbers. You can review, create, update, or delete the different LAG, VLAN, IP address, and telephone number records.
Define your inventory numbering -- Define the numbering for your virtual local area network (VLAN) or link aggregation group (LAG) connections in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By defining these inventory numbers, you can configure your network assets to activate a network connection.
Manage IP addresses -- Manage IP address allocation in the application by creating IP Address Blocks, IP Subnetworks, allocated IP addresses, and IP Address records, expressed in Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) notation. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported.
Create an IP Address Block record -- Create an IP Address Block record to define a top-level IP address range, expressed in Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) notation. The block becomes the parent for one or more IP Subnetworks. Supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
Create an IP Subnetwork record -- Create an IP Subnetwork record to subdivide an IP Address Block or to nest a subnetwork within an existing IP Subnetwork. The subnetwork's CIDR must fall within its parent's range. Supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
Allocate IP address slots in a subnetwork -- The system creates one allocated IP record for each address in the subnetwork's CIDR. Reserved addresses (the first and last for IPv4, or the first for IPv6) are flagged automatically and cannot be promoted to IP Address records.
Create an IP Address record at subnet level -- Create a single IP Address record that represents an entire IP Subnetwork as one Configuration Item. The IP Address record uses the subnetwork’s CIDR as its value, rather than a single host address. This method is used when the subnetwork is bound to a service, port, customer, or interface as a single entity.
Create a managed network -- Create a Managed Network record to define a network scope that can be assigned to IP Address Blocks. A Managed Network value propagates to subnetworks and allocated IP records beneath the IP Address Block, and the same CIDR can exist in different Managed Networks without conflict.
Create a telephone infrastructure -- Create telephone blocks and number allocations, and assign telephone numbers by using the telephone infrastructure provided by the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a telephone block -- Created topic for STRY55294083 - DOC1071773Create a telephone block to organize and categorize all sequential telephone numbers that are within an area by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create a telephone number allocation -- Created topic for STRY55294083 - DOC1071773Create a telephone number allocation so that you can group a set of telephone numbers and apply the required conditions to it by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can also review, create, update, or delete a telephone number allocation.
Create a telephone number to an area or region -- Created topic for STRY55294083 - DOC1071773Create a telephone number to add that number to an area or to a region by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can review, create, update, or delete a telephone number.
Manage your network functions -- Created topic as per STRY55389656 - DOC1072742Create application services, business applications, and network interfaces to manage all type of network functions. Here you can create, review, update, and delete application services, and business applications using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Define network service instance details -- Create an application service instance using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can create service instances to model different types of network functions.Created topics for STRY55389656 - DOC1072742
Define the network function details -- Create a network function record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can manage the network functions such as 5Physical Network Function (PNF), Virtual Network Function (VNF) and so on.Created topics for STRY55389656 - DOC1072742
Update or delete a service record -- Review, update, or delete a service record by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Data collection for Workspace widgets -- Learn how the Telecommunications Network Inventory data that appears on the Network Inventory Workspace landing page is collected and refreshed.
Workspace widget customization -- The Network Inventory Workspace is delivered in the base system with a standard set of information in each landing page widget. You can easily customize this content to include other Telecommunications Network Inventory data.
Update CMDB groups for use in the data collection process -- Add or change the data that you see in a Network Inventory Workspace widget by using the CMDB Groups function. You create CMDB group codes as needed or modify the query conditions for existing ones. By changing the CMDB groups, you affect what data the collection process retrieves for the widgets on the Network Inventory Workspace landing page.
Access Network Inventory Workspace -- You set the network domain in the Network Inventory Workspace to view your inventory data and your assignments based on the domain that you select.
Publish an asset to the hardware catalog -- Publish an asset to the hardware catalog so that you can procure the asset by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application integration with the Hardware Asset Management application.
Create inventory models -- As an inventory catalog manager, you can use a series of forms to define the metadata for each network model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory. During this process, you also specify the relationships between each of these models.
Create a facility model -- Create a facility model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the physical characteristics data of the facility record according to the product manufacturer's recommendations.
Create an equipment model -- Create an equipment model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application as the first requirement for setting up the process to generate your network asset instances. You create an equipment model record every time a vendor or original equipment manufacturer (OEM) introduces new equipment for your use.
Create an equipment holder model -- Create an equipment holder model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the physical characteristics data of the equipment holder according to the product manufacturer's recommendations. You create an equipment holder model every time a vendor or original equipment manufacturer (OEM) introduces a new equipment holder for your use.
Create a card model -- Create a card model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the physical characteristics data of the card as per the product manufacturer's recommendations.
Create a network interface model -- Create a network interface model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the physical characteristics data of the network interface as per the product recommendations of the manufacturer.
Create a cable model -- Create a cable model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the physical characteristics data of the cable according to the product recommendations of the manufacturer.
Create a strand model -- Create a strand model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the physical characteristics data of the strand according to the product recommendations of the manufacturer.
Create a physical connection model -- Create a physical connection model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the metadata for the different physical connections. In the physical connection model, you can import models, attach a file or an image, add or remove optional fields, and add compatibilities and substitutions.
Create a logical connection model -- Create a logical connection model in the ServiceNow Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the metadata for the different logical connections. In the logical connection model, you can import models, attach a file or an image, add or remove optional fields, and add compatibilities and substitutions.
Create a network topology model -- Create a network topology model in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to define the metadata for the topology according to your recommendations. You can use a topology model to create a record by using the design and assign function.
Define a network model relationship -- Create a network model relationship in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application that captures the relationships between your network model entities.
Create inventory template for network asset instantiation -- As an inventory template manager, you create templates using functions you access from the Lists view in the Network Inventory Workspace. These templates contain the detailed business guidance rules so that you can properly configure your equipment. During this process, you also specify the relationships between each inventory template.
Create an inventory template -- Create an inventory template in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to represent a configuration of the created inventory model.
Create a default template -- Create a default template in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to capture the default attribute definition for a specific configuration item (CI) class.
Define or update a naming pattern for a related template -- Define a JavaScript expression to control how configuration items (CIs) are named when they are created from a related template. Naming patterns can include literal text, token library variables, conditionals, and string transformations.
Create inventory template relationship -- Use this sequence as a guide when creating inventory templates for your equipment and establishing the proper template relationships in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Creating templates for card models -- In the Inventory Template form in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view, you can create inventory templates for the interface card models that are associated with the equipment inventory template.
Create templates for interface Model -- In the Inventory Template form in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view, you can create inventory templates for the network interface models that are associated with the equipment inventory template.
Add slots to the equipment inventory template -- In the equipment inventory template that you created in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view, use the Related Templates tab to create the associations for the slots. The following example shows how you add a related inventory template for an equipment model.
Add a network interface to the equipment template -- In the equipment inventory template that you created in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view, use the Related Templates tab to add the associated network interface.
Add interface card templates to the slot templates -- In the equipment inventory template that you created in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view, use the Related Templates tab to add the interface cards to the selected slots.
Add subslot templates to the interface card template -- In the Inventory Template form in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view, you can add subslots to the interface card template that you created. You perform this procedure any time that you add a new card model to an existing equipment inventory template.
Add Interface to Card -- If the interface card supports network interfaces directly to it, create an interface template relationship between the two interfaces in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view.
Add interface to Child Card -- As a last step, you can optionally add a network interface template to a child and daughter card template in the Network Inventory Workspace Lists view.
Create an inventory template for cable models -- Create an inventory template for the cable models in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this template to instantiate a cable record and related stand records.
Create an inventory template for a logical composite -- Create an inventory template for the logical composite in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this template to instantiate a logical composite record and its related equipment and rack records.
Import models and templates -- Import models and templates to verify consistency, reusability and reduce errors. You can import pre-defined template excels to streamline the tasks using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Import a model -- Added topic as per STRY57071973 - DOC1093556Create an import model request to import your collection of models, and streamline the workflow using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Import templates -- Import Template enables you to capture all required inventory details in a prescribed, predefined Excel format and upload them in bulk to the system. Create an import template request to import your inventory templates, enforce data formatting, and streamline the process using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Import models and templates in JSON format -- Create an import request to import your collection of models and templates in JSON format, and streamline the workflow using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Export hierarchy of models and templates as JSON -- Export network equipment models, inventory templates, and their related records from an instance. Use this feature to promote validated configurations from a lower environment to production.
Using Design & Assign Network -- By instantiating your network inventory in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application, you can generate and validate your inventory records at the site level. You can also generate your individual network instances from your defined inventory templates and models and then verify that they’re properly configured.
Create a change request from Network Inventory Workspace -- Create, review, update, or close a change request for a change model from the network inventory workspace of the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can also analyze the instantiation details of the network instance. Created topic as per DOC1068893 - STRY55011331
Create and execute a change task -- Created topic as per DOC1072352 - STRY55259624Create a change task after you create a change request in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating a change task, you can complete the requested change.
Create a Link Aggregation Group -- Added as per STRY55494783 - DOC1073902Design and assign a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) with the creation of Ethernet connections in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating a LAG connection, you can fulfill an order request from the customer.
Add or remove a member to Link Aggregation -- Created topic as per STRY55939345 - DOC1079350Create a change request to add or remove a member to the design assign link aggregation change request by using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Design your GPON Broadband Service -- The GPON broadband service change model creates and orchestrates multiple change tasks required to fulfill a GPON broadband service order.
Modify logical connection endpoints model -- Modify logical connection endpoints and its details using design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By making changes in the logical connection endpoints, you can fulfill an order request from the customer.
Modify physical connection endpoints -- Added as per STRY55846126 - DOC1078400Modify physical connection endpoints and it's details using design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By making changes in the physical connection endpoints, you can fulfill an order request from the customer.
Create a network topology record by using design and assign -- Create a network topology record using the design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating the network topology, you can visualize how the network elements are organized and connected to one another.
Modify topology record -- Modify a network topology record using the design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can add or delete the elements in an existing network topology record and visualize how the network elements are organized and connected to one another.
Create a cable record -- Create a cable record using the design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating the cable and related strand records, you can fulfill an order request for a fiber optical cable record.DOC1090321
Create an equipment record by using design and assign -- Create an equipment record using the design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating the equipment and its related inventory records, you can fulfill an order request for an equipment record.DOC1090321
Add a card to equipment -- Add a card to equipment record using design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By adding a card, you can fulfill an order request for a customer requirement.
Add an equipment to rack or cabinet -- STRY59745199Add equipment to a rack or cabinet using design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By adding the equipment to rack, you can fulfill a customer order request.
Remove an equipment or shelf from a rack or cabinet -- Remove an equipment or shelf from a rack or cabinet using design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By removing the equipment from rack, you can fulfill a customer order request.
Data center infrastructure rack allocation -- Data center infrastructure allocation reserves rack unit space in a data center based on the requirements specified in a change request and the placement policies you have configured.
Create custom placement policies -- Create a Knowledge Base article that defines custom placement policies for your data center racks.
Re-initiate rack allocation -- Re-initiate the Find Allocation action on a change request to find new racks to reserve when your requirements change or the initial allocation needs to be revised.
Create logical connection record -- Create a logical connection record using the design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating the logical connection and its related inventory records, you can fulfill an order request for an equipment record.
Create physical connection -- Create an physical connection record using the design and assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating the physical connection and its related inventory records, you can fulfill an order request for an equipment record.
Revise a configuration item -- Revise a CI (Configuration Item) of the connection to update a CI in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Operationalize a configuration item -- Operationalize a Configuration Item so that you can finalize the changes and apply them on the original CI.
Allocate phone number -- The phone number allocation change model enables you to design and assign the required telephone number from a pool or standalone telephone number format.
CMDB Workspace -- You can use CMDB Workspace to search and explore the CMDB, examine its health and recent activity, and access various dashboards and tools to support the tasks in your organization.
Customizing deletion action -- Customizing deletion action enables you to create your own process of the deletion.
Network diagram -- Use the network diagram in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to view a hierarchical map of the circuit and its underlying connection elements.
View the details of a network diagram -- View the details of a connection node and visualize the underlying connection elements of a logical connection by using the network diagram in the Telecommunications Network Inventory. You can understand the detailed overview of the logical connection and how the connection elements are connected to each other.
Download a network diagram -- Download the entire canvas of the network diagram based on your map selection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use it as a reference to visualize the circuit.
Create a protection path -- Create a protection path for the logical connection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this protection path as an alternative route in case the primary path (logical connection) fails or experiences significant issues.
Attribute pack for CI records -- Use an attribute pack to capture the attributes that you define for a configuration item (CI) record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application and update the attribute values.
Use an attribute pack in the CI record -- Use an attribute pack to capture the attributes that you define for a configuration item (CI) record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Review and update a pack for a CI record -- Review and update the attributes that you've defined in the pack table for a configuration item (CI) record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Design and Assign function -- Use the Design and Assign function for a network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. The inventory agents can use the playbook to complete the guided tasks to design and assign a network inventory record and its associated Configuration Items (CI) records.
Create logical connection record -- Use the Design and Assign function to create a logical connection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. By creating a logical connection, you can fulfill the design request for a network service.
Network visualization view -- Use the Network visualization view in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to explore your network site details, datacenters's floor map, and network topology.
Floor map -- Use the floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to view the datacenters floor details and monitor the operational data.
Upload and manage floor map for your datacenter -- Create, manage, and update your datacenter map objects in the Indoor Mapping Map Studio interface. You can view the datacenter's network infrastructure in Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Map Indoor Mapping campus to a datacenter -- Map an Indoor Mapping campus to a datacenter Configuration Item (CI) so you can view the datacenter's network infrastructure in the Telecommunications Network Inventory.
Map a Configuration Item to a floor map -- Map a Configuration Item (CI) to a place on your floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application so you can view its details.
View details of floor map -- Use the floor map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to view placement of network assets on a datacenter floor and their details such as asset specific and operational data.
Print a floor map -- Print the entire canvas of the floor map based on your map selection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use it as a reference to view the floor map details.
Open floor map from an incident or alert -- Open datacenter floor map from an incident or alert in Service Operations Workspace for Telecommunications Network Inventory. You can view the affected hardware details in the floor map.
Geo map -- Use the Geo map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to view the network site or data center location and its details.
View details of the geo map -- Use the geo map to view the geographical location of a network site and datacenter and its details in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can understand the detailed overview of the site and information about the connections.
Open site map from a network site form -- Open Network site map from a network site form in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can understand the geographical location of the network site and information about the connections.
Network topology -- Use the network topology in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to view how the different elements in a network are organized and connected to one another.
Viewing a network topology -- View the details of a network topology and visualize how the network elements are organized and connected to one another. You can understand the detailed overview of the network infrastructure of the topology in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Remote Hands Request -- Use Remote Hands Request Management to enables customers to request services for equipment housed in your datacenter by connecting them directly with your onsite agents handling the remote hands requests.
Submit a Remote Hands Request -- Submit a Remote Hands Request. Create a case record and see how customers track status and updates.
Access TNI data model navigator -- Access TNI data model navigator to view the contextually organised CMDB CI classes into a focused, hierarchical structure relevant to telecom operations.
Reference -- Reference topics provide additional information about Telecommunications Network Inventory.
Add or Remove member to Link Aggregation form -- The Add/Remove member to Link Aggregation form enables you to create, review, and modify the network asset details for Link Aggregation Group (LAG) connection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Allocated IP Address form -- The Allocated IP Address form represents a single address slot within an IP Subnetwork. The fields on this form are listed below.
Bulk allocation limits for allocated IP addresses -- When you trigger bulk creation of allocated IP records from an IP Subnetwork, the system applies size limits and reserved-address rules before generating the records. This topic describes those limits and the messages displayed when they apply.
Cable form -- The Cable form enables you to describe the details for an optical fiber cable record.
Cable model form -- The Cable Model form enables you to describe the details for an optical fiber cable model record.
Capacity Definition form -- The Capacity Definition form enables you to describe the details for a capacity definition record.
Capacity function additional fields -- Depending on the option that you selected in the Strategy field, the following fields appear in the capacity function form.
Capacity Function form -- The Capacity Function form enables you to describe the details for a capacity function record.
Card form -- The Card form enables you create, review, and modify the network card details.
Change request related tabs -- The related tabs in the Change Request form display related records that dynamically change based on the context of the change request.
CIDR validation rules for IP Address Blocks and IP Subnetworks -- The CIDR value entered on an IP Address Block or IP Subnetwork record is validated when the record is saved. Invalid CIDR values are rejected with an inline error message; the record cannot be saved until the value passes all rules.
Commonly used network asset instance identification fields -- Some network asset instance fields are common in the identification sections of the Telecommunications Network Inventory forms. The ServiceNow AI Platform uses these fields to identify and categorize your network inventory assets.
Commonly used network asset instance configuration fields -- These fields, listed in alphabetic order, are common to some or most of the Configuration sections in the Telecommunications Network Inventory forms. The ServiceNow AI Platform uses them to configure individual network assets when you define your network asset instances.
Company form -- The Company form enables you to review, create, and modify the company details for a company code.
Connection Element form -- The Connection Element form enables you to define the connection elements for the physical connections and logical connections in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can create, review, update, and delete the elements in this form.Added the topic for DOC1059999.
Create equipment from rack view -- The Create new equipment form enables you to create an equipment from the selected rack using the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create Logical Connection form -- The Create Logical Connection form enables you to review, create, and modify the connection details for a logical connection change request.
Create Physical Connection form -- The Create Physical Connection form enables you to review, create, and modify the connection details for a physical connection change request.
Data center place types -- Place types are used to categorize the different places on your map. You can use place type to categorize your network assets and facilities on your map in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Data center infra allocation -- Data center infra allocation change request reserves rack unit using the rack allocation agentic workflow. The rack allocation agentic workflow handles change requests and finds racks that can accommodate the capacity requirement based on specific physical and logical constraints.
Default Template forms -- The Default Template form enables you to create, review and modify a default template and schedule generation of a template.
Default Template form -- The Default Template form enables you to create, review, and modify the details for a default template.
Scheduled Entity Generation form -- The Scheduled Entity Generation form enables you to create, review and modify the schedule generation details for a default template.
Design and assign GPON broadband service -- With the Gigabyte Passive Optical Network (GPON) Broadband Service change model, you can create an automated set of tasks to fulfill a GPON broadband order request.Needs review and comment by Jijesh.
Domain separation -- Domain separation in Telecommunications Network Inventory provides a structured and efficient way to manage complex, multilevel organizational environments. It enables secure, tailored access and control, ensuring that users view data relevant to their domain.
Equipment form -- The Create new equipment form enables you to describe the details for an equipment record.
Equipment Holder form -- The Equipment Holder form enables you to create, review, and modify the network asset details for an equipment holder.
Equipment holder extension classes -- The Equipment Holder extension classes are the sub-classes that are extended from the Equipment Holder. You can define equipment holder records for these classes in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Equipment extension classes -- The Equipment extension classes are the subclasses that are extended from the telco equipment, network gear, and hardware tables. You can define equipment records for these classes in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Equipment task attribute form -- The equipment task attribute form enables you to describe the details for an equipment record.
GPON Broadband Change model forms -- The GPON Broadband Change model forms enables you to create, review, and modify the connection details of the physical connection, and the compute and create logical connection.
Create Physical Connection form -- The Create Physical Connection form enables you to create, review, and modify the network details for a physical connection.
Compute and Create Logical Connection form -- The Compute and Create Logical Connection form enables you to create, review, and modify the connection details for a logical connection.
Hierarchy rules for IP Subnetworks -- These rules apply only when creating or updating an IP Subnetwork (which always has a parent — either an IP Address Block or another IP Subnetwork).
Inventory Model forms -- The Inventory Model forms enable you to create, review, and modify the model details for equipment holders, equipment, interface cards, logical connections, physical connections, network interfaces, and network model relationships.
Inventory Model form - General -- The General section in the Inventory Model form enables you to create, review, and modify the details of a model.
Inventory Model form - Information -- The Information section of the Inventory Model form enables you to create, review, and modify the network asset details of a model.
Inventory models additional tabs -- The additional tabs of the inventory models appear after a model is created. These tabs display all the related information of a model. You can always view, update, save, and delete the information as required.
Inventory number allocation fields -- The inventory number allocation fields enables you to describe the details for LAG, VLAN, IP address, and telephone number records.
Inventory Numbers form -- The Inventory Numbers form enables you to create, review, and modify the inventory details for a network inventory.
IP Address Block form -- The IP Address Block form defines a top-level IP address range using CIDR notation. Use this reference to understand the available fields and their behavior.
IP Address form -- The IP Address form is the active CMDB record for an IP address, created from an allocated IP slot or at the subnetwork level.
IP Subnetwork form -- The IP Subnetwork form defines a subdivision of an IP Address Block or a nested subdivision of another IP Subnetwork.
Import model Excel template -- Learn about the fields and structure of the Excel template used to define network element models and their hierarchical relationships for bulk import.
Import template Excel -- Learn about the fields and structure of the Excel template used to define inventory template hierarchies and their relationships for bulk import.
Location forms -- The Location forms enable you to create locations hierarchy to track and manage your network assets.
Location form -- The Location forms enable you to create locations hierarchy to track and manage your network assets.
Location form - Parent -- The Location forms enable you to create locations hierarchy to track and manage your network assets.
Logical Connection form -- The Logical Connection form enables you to define a logical connection by describing its configuration and connection details.
Logical Connection form -- The Logical Connection form enables you to define a logical connection by describing its configuration and connection details.
Logical Connection form - Configuration -- The Logical Connection form enables you to define a logical connection by describing its configuration and connection details.
Logical connection modification request form -- The Logical connection modification request form enables you to modify endpoints of a logical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Managed Network form -- The Managed network form enables you to manage a network in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Naming convention for associated templates -- The naming convention for associated templates defines how names are generated automatically when you create an equipment or interface card template.
Inventory template naming patterns -- A naming pattern is a JavaScript expression that defines how a CI (configuration item) is named when it is created from an inventory template.
Model and template naming -- The equipment model establishes default naming patterns for CIs (configuration items). Inventory templates inherit those patterns and can override them per related template.
Inventory template name generation -- When you instantiate an inventory template, each related template in the hierarchy produces a CI (configuration item). The CI's name comes from one of two sources, depending on whether the related template defines a naming pattern.
Inventory template hierarchy view -- The Overview tab on an inventory template record shows the full template hierarchy as a tree. Use it to check resolved CI names and spot validation errors before deploying the template.
Name pattern validation -- Name pattern validation runs twice: at save time to prevent errors, and when the Overview tab loads the hierarchy to catch issues specific to template relationships.
Extension point for custom name validation -- The custom name validation extension point validates resolved names in the Inventory Template Overview tab. Administrators can register custom validation rules to enforce organization-specific naming conventions, replacing or extending the default check.
Network inventory change request form -- The Change Request form enables you to create and modify the change activities for the Telecom Inventory change models in the Design and Assign function.
Network inventory facility classes -- The facility classes are used to represent power, HVAC, network, and their connectivity in a data center. You can define facility hardware records for these classes in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Network site form -- The Network Site form enables you to define a network site where you house network equipment.
Network topology form -- The Network Topology form enables you to create, and review the topology details of a network.
Pack tables -- Use pack tables to learn about the tables that help to model your 5G network.
Path computation error messages -- Path computation error messages enable you to understand the error messages that occur during the path computation.
Physical Connection form -- The Physical Connection form enables you to define a physical connection by describing its configuration and connection details.
Physical Connection form -- The Physical Connection form enables you to describe the details for a physical connection.
Cable Parameters form -- The Cable Parameters form enables you to define cable parameters for a physical connection.
Physical connection modification request form -- The Physical connection modification request form enables you to modify endpoints of a physical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Power circuit form -- The Power Circuit form enables you to describe the details for an power circuit record.
Provision LAG form -- The Provision LAG form enables you to create, review, and modify the network asset details for Link Aggregation Group (LAG) connection in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Related tabs in the Network inventory forms -- The related tabs in the Network Inventory forms display the related records that dynamically change based on the connection and relationships with the other network assets. You can selectively view, modify, or update these records.
Related templates form -- The Related templates form enables you to understand all fields of the related templates tab for slots, equipment, and shelves.
Network and Device Forms -- The equipment form enables you to create, review, and modify the network asset details in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application for the router, switch, firewall, virtual machine, load balancer, or server.
Service Instance form -- The Service Instance form enables you to create, review, and modify the details of an application service.
Strand form -- The Strand form enables you to describe the details for a strand in the cable.
Strand model form -- The Strand Model form enables you to describe the details for a strand model record.
TNI Data Model Navigator -- A Data Model Navigator is a CMDB framework feature that presents a curated, domain-specific view of the CMDB. With TNI (Telecommunications Network Inventory) context, it organizes thousands of CMDB CI classes into a focused, hierarchical structure relevant to telecom operations.
Task attributes in Add Card form -- The Task attributes in Add Card form enables you to add a card to an equipment record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Task attributes in Create logical connection form -- The Task attributes in Create logical connection form enables you to create a logical connection between network interfaces in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Task attributes in Create physical connection form -- The Task attributes in Create physical connection form enables you to create a logical connection between network interfaces in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Task attributes in Topology form -- The Task attributes in Topology form enables you to design and assign a topology record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Task Attribute in Manage Phone Number Form -- The Task attributes in Manage Phone Number Form form enables you to design and assign a phone number in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Telco Equipment form -- The Telco Equipment form enables you to create, review, and modify the network asset details for a piece of equipment.
Function catalog -- By using the Telecommunications Network Inventory function catalog, you can access the functions that help you to automate the network inventory's Design and Assign process.
Allocate Free Number function -- The Allocate Free Number function enables you to assign free numbers from the Telecommunications Network Inventory number record. You use this function to allocate a quantity of numbers from a specified range to add against the configuration item (CI) in a number element.
Create CI From Template function -- The TNI Create CI From Template function enables you to create the inventory instance in the designated site or equipment holder in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application when you instantiate an inventory with the inventory template. You can automatically create the inventory when you instantiate the network inventory design and assign process.
Cascade Update function -- The Cascade Update function enables you to update a configuration item (CI) attribute in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application and cascade the change in all related CIs. You can use this function to automatically cascade the field values in related CIs when you use Workflow Studio.
Create and Assign Range/Single Number function -- The Create and Assign Range/Single Number function enables you to create the inventory number records for a number range when you process the network inventory workflow.
Create Logical Interface function -- The Create Logical Interface function enables you to create logical interfaces in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
Create Logical Connection function -- The Create Logical Connection function enables you to create a logical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application based on the input (interfaces) that you receive when you instantiate an inventory.
Create Physical Connection function -- The Create Physical Connection function enables you to create a physical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application based on the input that you receive when you instantiate an inventory.
CIDR to IP range function -- Classless Inter-Domain Range (CIDR) to IP range flow action enables you to create a set of IP addresses using the Classless Inter-Domain Range (CIDR) using Telecommunications Network Inventory application based on the input that you receive when you instantiate an inventory.
Get Interface Summary function -- The Get Interface Summary function enables you to retrieve all the network interface records that are associated with the input. You can use this function to automatically get the details of the available interface, connected interface, and the physical connection of the equipment in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application when you use Workflow Studio.
Lookup Next Hub function -- The Lookup Next Hub function enables you to take the network interface record as input and return the details of the related physical connection record. You can automatically get the details of the physical connection and interconnected ports of the equipment in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application when you use the Workflow Studio application.
Path Search function -- The Path Search function enables you to execute the path computation function between the starting and ending sites in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this function for the path computation when you process the network inventory design and assign.
Subflows -- You can use Workflow Studio subflows in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application to automate the network inventory's Design and Assign process.
Create Logical Connection with template subflow -- The Create Logical Connection with template subflow enables you to create a logical connection record from an inventory template in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. The logical connection record is created based on the input that you receive when you instantiate an inventory using an inventory template.
Logical Connection Creation subflow -- The Logical Connection Creation subflow enables you to create a logical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application based on the input that you receive when you instantiate an inventory.
Physical connection creation subflow -- The Physical Connection Creation subflow enables you to create a physical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application based on the input that you receive when you instantiate an inventory.
Design Assign Connection Element Creation subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Connection Element Creation subflow enables you to create the connection element records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign Protected Path Assignment subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Connection Element Creation subflow enables you to update the protection path in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign IP Address Creation subflow -- The TNI Design Assign IP Address Creation subflow enables you to create the IP address records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design assign Logical Connection Creation subflow -- The TNI Design assign Logical Connection Creation subflow enables you to create the logical connection record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign Number Element Creation subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Number Element Creation subflow enables you to create the number element records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign Set Attributes subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Set Attributes subflow enables you to update the TNI CI attribute record in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign Request Details Update subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Set Attributes subflow enables you to validate the design request in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign Connection Element Validation subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Connection Element Validation subflow enables you to validate the connection element records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign IP Address Validation subflow -- The TNI Design Assign IP Address Validation subflow enables you to validate the IP address records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Design Assign Number Element Validation subflow -- The TNI Design Assign Number Element Validation subflow enables you to validate the number element records in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this flow action to configure the activities in a Design and Assign playbook for logical connection.
Time series metrics for datacenter -- Use time series metrics to calculate the operational details of network assets in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
TNI CI Attributes form -- The TNI CI Attributes form enables you to create the Telecommunications Network Inventory attribute details for a network inventory in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.