BMC_Memory class

This topic provides information about the mapping of BMC_Memory class of BMC Atrium CMDB.

Attribute in CMDB	Attribute in BMC Server Automation	Comments	Where to find the attribute in BMC Server Automation
`CDMachineID`	`Name` for physical servers; `Entity type` and `Entity Id` for virtual servers	Example: VI-UUID:VM123456 In case of a physical server, identical to the Name attribute; if it is a virtual machine, it takes one of the following forms: VI-UUID:EntityId for VMware HYPERV-ID:EntityId for Microsoft EntityId for other types of VMs	For physical servers, Server properties. For virtual servers, from the Configuration menu, select Property Dictionary View. Under System Object, expand Built-In Property Classes. Click the Virtualization class, then click the Instances tab on the right. Double-click a particular instance to see the attribute values.
`DatasetId`		Constant value BMC.IMPORT.BL
`Category`		Constant value Hardware
`Item`		If during installation Best Practice categorization is selected then constant value is Component, else constant value is Memory Card.
Type		If during installation Best Practice categorization is selected then constant value is Component, else constant value is Memory Card.
`Name`	`Tag`		Live browse. ExpandHardware Information > Hardware > Physical Storage Device. View the right pane.
`TokenId`	`Tag`		As above
`NameFormat`		Constant value Tag
`Model`	`Model`		Live browse. ExpandHardware Information > Hardware > Physical Storage Device. View the right pane.
`ManufacturerName`	`Manufacturer`		As above
`Speed`	`Speed`		As above
`FormFactor`	`FormFactor`		As above
`MemoryType`	`MemoryType`	MemoryType can be any one of the following: DRAM Synchronous DRAM Cache DRAM EDO EDRAM VRAM SRAM RAM ROM Flash EEPROM FEPROM EPROM CDRAM 3DRAM SDRAM SGRAM RDRAM DDR If the MemoryType is not one of the above, the value of this attribute is `Other`.	As above
`Description`	`Description`		As above
`Capacity`	`Capacity`		As above
`MarkAsDeleted`		Based on whether the server is decommissioned or not the entry might be soft deleted.

Note

BMC Server Automation does not discover memory details on Solaris and AIX platforms. Therefore, memory details are not imported to the BMC Atrium CMDB for the Solaris and AIX platforms.

BMC_Memory class

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