20.2.21 NetworkInfo (network information)
This class manages the location of a device in the network.
You can import or export this class. For details about importing by jamCsvImport.bat, see the section describing import processing by the Import job menu.
You can also specify this class as a search condition when creating a user report.
The following table lists the properties of NetworkInfo.
Property |
Key |
Description |
Type [maximum length (bytes)] |
Remarks |
Specification in jamimport |
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AssetID |
K |
Asset ID |
uint32 |
This is the ID of the asset. If you are specifying this information for an import operation, specify the same value as for the corresponding object class AssetInfo. |
M |
N |
string[512] |
This is the name of the computer. It is converted into upper-case letters. |
O |
||
CreationClassName |
K |
CCN |
string[32] |
This is NetworkInfo. |
M |
N |
string[70] |
This is the default gateway. |
O |
||
N |
string[255] |
This is the DHCP server name. |
O |
||
N |
string[70] |
This is the global IP address. |
O |
||
InfoInd |
N |
string[3] |
If the Import job menu is used for importing, 1 is always set. |
R |
|
N |
string[70] |
This is the IP address. If you are updating this information for an import operation, delete the existing IP address from the association class IPAddressLink and then register the new IP address and also update the association. |
O |
||
N |
string[3] |
See IP address type. If you are registering the asset as IPv4, you must import the association class IPAddressLink (IP address link). |
O |
||
N |
string[17] |
This is the MAC address. |
O |
||
K |
uint32 |
This is a unique ID that identifies the network information. When new information is imported, assign a unique value in the range 10001 to 1000000000. |
M |
||
N |
string[512] |
This is the node name (host name). It is converted into lower-case letters. |
O |
||
N |
string[255] |
This is the port information. |
O |
||
N |
string[70] |
This is the subnet mask of the IP address |
O |
||
UpdateInd |
N |
Update indicator |
uint32 |
This information is used by the asset management system. Do not update it. |
O |
UpdateTime |
N |
Update control |
string[20] |
This information is used to control concurrent updating of information. |
O |
UserPropertyArea_1# |
N |
User property area-1 |
string[255] |
This item can manage a maximum of 255 bytes of information. With a window operation, multiple character string lines can be specified. |
O |
UserPropertyArea_2# |
N |
User property area-2 |
string[255] |
O |
|
UserPropertyCode_1# |
N |
User property code-1 |
string[64] |
This item can control code information. |
O |
UserPropertyCode_2# |
N |
User property code-2 |
string[64] |
O |
|
UserPropertyField128_1# |
N |
User property field 128-1 |
string[128] |
This item can control a maximum of 128 bytes of information. |
O |
UserPropertyField128_2# |
N |
User property field 128-2 |
string[128] |
O |
|
UserPropertyField255_1# |
N |
User property field 255-1 |
string[255] |
This item can manage a maximum of 255 bytes of information. |
O |
UserPropertyField255_2# |
N |
User property field 255-2 |
string[255] |
O |
- Legend:
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K: Key property
N: Non-key property
M: Mandatory property during registration (omitting this property results in an error)
R: Property whose specification is recommended during new registration (omitting this property does not result in an error)
O: Optional property
- #
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This is an extended property. You can add managed items by editing the display name of this property and setting it to be displayed using the Customize Managed Items job menu.
The tables below provide details of the property codes.
Code |
Display value |
---|---|
001 |
IPv4 |
002 |
IPv6 |