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.
Before you begin
- Role required: admin, sn_ni_core.inventory_admin
- To establish locations hierarchy, ensure to:
- Create the top-level locations that contain the subordinate locations. For example, in the locations hierarchy, create
Americasfirst. Leave the Parent field empty. - Create a regional location and in the Parent field, select the top-level location as its parent. For example, in the locations hierarchy, create
North Americaand then selectAmericasas its parent. - In the Locations section at the bottom of the form, click New and create the location records for each lower-level child location that are subordinate to that regional location.
- Create the top-level locations that contain the subordinate locations. For example, in the locations hierarchy, create
About this task
A location record must contain at least one of the following properties or sets of properties:
- Address
- Country
- Region
- Latitude and Longitude
By using this form, you can construct a location hierarchy. For example, the following example shows a typical location hierarchy that appears when you search for a location in the Location field in the Network Site form.
Locations hierarchy view with the list of locations.
Procedure
Navigate to All > User Administration > Locations.
Select New.
On the Location form, fill in the fields, with address and contact information for the location record.
Note: To learn more about the fields on the Locations form, see Location form.
Click Submit.
Parent Topic:Configuring Telecommunications Network Inventory