Servicenow Create Cmdb Ci Linux Server

Operating system name and version for the Linux server. Common values include: 'Linux Red Hat', 'Linux Ubuntu', 'Linux CentOS', 'Linux SUSE', 'Linux Debian', 'Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7', 'Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS'. Example: 'Linux Red Hat', 'Linux Ubuntu', 'Red Hat Enterprise Li…

Total RAM in megabytes (MB) installed on the Linux server. Example: 16384 (for 16GB), 32768 (for 32GB)

Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the Linux server. Example: 'web-server-01.example.com'

Name of the Linux server configuration item. This is the primary display name used to identify the server in the CMDB and ServiceNow UI. Example: 'prod-web-server-01', 'test-linux-final'

Vendor or reseller from whom the server or software was purchased. Example: 'Dell', 'HP', 'Lenovo', 'AWS'

Physical or logical location of the Linux server. Can be a data center name, building, rack location, or cloud region. Example: 'US-East-1', 'DC1-Rack-A12', 'Building A - Floor 3'

Hardware or virtual machine model identifier. Example: 'PowerEdge R740', 'VMware Virtual Platform', 'm5.large'

Number of CPU cores or processors installed on the Linux server. Example: 4, 8, 16

Fully qualified or short hostname of the Linux server as reported by the OS. This is typically the value returned by the 'hostname' command. Example: 'web-server-01', 'test-final.example.com'

Total disk space in megabytes (MB) allocated to the Linux server. Example: 512000 (for 500GB)

Primary IP address of the Linux server. Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 formats. Example: '192.168.1.200', '10.0.0.1', '2001:db8::1'

Name or sys_id of the person or group responsible for managing this server. Set sysparm_input_display_value=true to use display names instead of sys_ids.