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greetings,
please advise, is there schema or what will it be correct to use, for hardware inventory data to be stored in LDAP (except custom schema)?
perhaps I'm not the first who asks that ...
- -- Zeus V. Panchenko jid:zeus@im.ibs.dn.ua IT Dpt., I.B.S. LLC GMT+2 (EET)
On 2014-11-03 11:30, Zeus Panchenko wrote:
greetings,
please advise, is there schema or what will it be correct to use, for hardware inventory data to be stored in LDAP (except custom schema)?
FusionDirectory have a plugin for FusionInventory to store their inventories data. If this is the inventory agent you intend to use maybe our schema can be useful to you.
If not, maybe you can inspire yourself from it anyway.
You can see the schema there: http://git.fusiondirectory.org/gitweb/?p=main/fusiondirectory-plugins.git;a=...
The schema was generated using an array from fusioninventory code listing their field types: http://git.fusiondirectory.org/gitweb/?p=main/argonaut.git;a=blob_plain;f=ar...
Côme
Côme BERNIGAUD wrote:
On 2014-11-03 11:30, Zeus Panchenko wrote:
greetings,
please advise, is there schema or what will it be correct to use, for hardware inventory data to be stored in LDAP (except custom schema)?
FusionDirectory have a plugin for FusionInventory to store their inventories data. If this is the inventory agent you intend to use maybe our schema can be useful to you.
If not, maybe you can inspire yourself from it anyway.
You can see the schema there: http://git.fusiondirectory.org/gitweb/?p=main/fusiondirectory-plugins.git;a=...
The schema was generated using an array from fusioninventory code listing their field types: http://git.fusiondirectory.org/gitweb/?p=main/argonaut.git;a=blob_plain;f=ar...
For more inspiration one can dive into CIM schema:
http://www.dmtf.org/documents/ldap-schema-cim-core-information-model-250
IMHO also DHCP and DNS schema is somewhat relevant/related.
But be warned that this all can get pretty exhausting. Be sure to read some in-depth articles about failures of hardware inventories before.
Ciao, Michael.
thanks much,
Côme BERNIGAUD wrote:
If not, maybe you can inspire yourself from it anyway.
You can see the schema there: http://git.fusiondirectory.org/gitweb/?p=main/fusiondirectory-plugins.git;a=...
The schema was generated using an array from fusioninventory code listing their field types: http://git.fusiondirectory.org/gitweb/?p=main/argonaut.git;a=blob_plain;f=ar...
now my weel reinvention will be much easyer
Michael Ströder michael@stroeder.com wrote:
But be warned that this all can get pretty exhausting. Be sure to read some in-depth articles about failures of hardware inventories before.
what I really need is not true inventory but minimalistic data set of the user resources, to make administrative tasks (accounts creation/deletion/e.t.c, ip/ACL/whatever else assignments) more easy and less qualification (LDAP lowlevel understanding) dependent
On 2014-11-04 10:38, Zeus Panchenko wrote:
what I really need is not true inventory but minimalistic data set of the user resources, to make administrative tasks (accounts creation/deletion/e.t.c, ip/ACL/whatever else assignments) more easy and less qualification (LDAP lowlevel understanding) dependent
Then you should really look into FusionDirectory, it might be what you need.
openldap-technical@openldap.org
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