SteveJM

That's great - thanks

Useful thanks, I am looking at Laptop/Desktops/Tablets in the first instance, but this looks like a good start point

Some further evidence has emerged: Looks like this issue is related to asset_import.exe ... (i.e. not the Asset management screen) When I manually change an Asset, the Last Updated time is correct. Assets created or updated by asset_import.exe have the Last Updated time set one hour ahead (of BST)

I have been using asset_import.exe to load and update Mobile Device Asset types, Interestingly the Last Updated time in Asset Management is 1 hour Ahead of current time (I hour ahead of BST) see below: As a spot check I ran a HB report and checked the run time shown (see below) which is correct, so the symptoms are that the Asset management list screen shows the Last updated time as 1 hour ahead, other parts of HB display the time correctly.

+1 We also want to set-up regular Asset imports from Intune > Hornbill

There is an Asset Class call Data Processing Record, what is this intended for? Is anyone using it? What Asset Types have you created within it?

When I update the Description of an asset (a Laptop in this case) I see the change in Audit History (below) However when I change the Notes field on the same Asset, the change is not logged. I that behaviour configurable? Can auditing be switched-on for the Notes field, such that we can see any changes in Audit History?

Hi Jim. Thanks for the response. >> I was able to change some computer to servers as they had uploaded incorrectly by using the csv import Did you achieve this using the asset_import.exe tool?

We have a 3 Smart Phone Assets in our Hornbill CMDB, these assets are linked to Service Request tickets. The tickets are closed. We want to change the Asset Type of these devices from Smart Phone to Andriod Phone, while maintaining the existing links to the Tickets. i.e. we want the change the Asset Type for a given asset(s) How do we do this?

We want to store Server Software in the CMDB, so we can drill down from server to see what software is installed, and also to answer the question; How many servers on the estate are running XYZ Software? There appears to be 2 ways to do this, first by linking the Server Asset to the Server Software Asset, see below: Second, there is the Installed Software Information (below) which I have not figured out... (how to populate the 'software records'). My question is: What is the difference between these features and Which is best practice for associating Server Software to a Server?

That's useful -thanks

I am using the asset import tool, importing Mobile Device > Smart Phone assets. I want to populate the the 4 fields below, however these are not in the default Mobile device .json file. Can I add extra fields into the .json? What are the internal Hornbill field names for these fields?

Log file attached Asset_Import_20231012162728_0.log

I am running asset_import.exe, it is 'working' (uploading the assets correctly) - no errors on screen, BUT I am seeing an error in the .log file: 2023/10/12 16:27:31 [ERROR] Unable to run Query [getUserAccountsList] You need the right 'sys.a.manageUsers' in order to invoke the query: getUserAccountsList I am importing a CSV, C:\Asset_Import> asset_import.exe -file=conf_example_csv2.json ---- XMLMC Database Asset Import Asset_Import_20231012162728_0.logv4.1.1 ---- [DEBUG] Flag - Config File conf_example_csv2.json [DEBUG] Flag - Dry Run false [DEBUG] Flag - Concurrent 1 [MESSAGE] Successfully decrypted Hornbill instance authentication information Current binary is the latest version: 4.1.1 Caching User Records from Hornbill... 0 / ? [---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------=] 0s Accounts LoadedAsset_Import_20231012162728_0.log [ See Attached full transcript and Log] Do I need an extra permissions on my login account?

Thank you