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Chapter 5 Administering Groups
System Defined and User Defined Attributes
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User Guide for CiscoWorks Common Services
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The User Defined Fields available in the Variable drop-down list is taken from
DCR. You can create Used Defined Fields at Common Services >
Device and Credentials > Admin For details, see
“Adding User-defined Fields”
section on page 4-29 .
If you create a User Defined Field which is similar to one of the predefined
System Defined attributes, an
_UDF
suffix is appended to the User Defined field
you add, to distinguish these two attributes.
For example if you create a User Defined Field called DisplayName (which is one
of the pre-defined attribute present in the Variable drop-down list), this will be
displayed as DisplayName_UDF.
Note You should not create a User Defined fields in the format
System Defined Field_UDF, where System Defined Field stands for any attribute
listed in the above table.
By default, four user defined fields are available. You can create 12 user defined
fields in DCR. The maximum number of user defined fields that can be added in
the Variable drop-down list is 16.
Series Series to which the device belong. The second level
entries in the Device Type tree in DCR Device
Management UI. For example,
Cisco 3100 Series
Routers
, that falls under the category
Routers
.
Model Model of the device. The third level entries in the
Device Type tree in DCR Device Management UI.
For example, the model
Cisco 3101 Router
falls
under the
Cisco 3100 Series Routers
, which comes
under the category
Routers
.
MDFId Normative name for the device type as described in
Cisco’s Meta Data Framework (MDF) database.
Each device type has a unique normative name
defined in MDF.
Attribute Description