Actions40
- Computer Actions
- Monitor Actions
- Printer Actions
- Network Equipment Actions
- Phone Actions
- Software Actions
- Peripheral Actions
- Software License Actions
Overview
This node interacts with the GLPI IT Service Management and Asset Tracking system, specifically to create a Monitor resource. It allows users to specify the category of the resource, provide fields such as name, comment, and additional JSON fields, and set options like language and entity context. This node is useful for automating asset management tasks, such as adding new monitors to the inventory, with support for detailed customization and localization.
Use Case Examples
- Creating a new monitor asset with a specific name and comment in the IT Assets category.
- Adding a monitor with additional custom fields provided as JSON.
- Setting the request language to 'en-US' and specifying an entity ID for organizational context.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Category | The GLPI category to work with, such as Assets, Assistance, Administration, Management, or Dropdowns. |
| Fields | The fields to include in the request, including the resource name, comment, and additional JSON fields for extra data. |
| Options | Additional request options such as language, entity ID, and whether to apply the entity recursively. |
Output
JSON
json- The JSON response from the GLPI API representing the created Monitor resource or error information if the request fails.
Dependencies
- GLPI OAuth2 API credentials including URL, client ID, client secret, username, and password for authentication.
Troubleshooting
- Invalid JSON in Additional Fields will cause an error; ensure the JSON is correctly formatted.
- OAuth2 token request failures may occur due to incorrect credentials or network issues; verify credentials and connectivity.
- Operation not found errors indicate incorrect category, resource, or operation parameters; check node configuration.
Links
- GLPI Official Website - Official site for GLPI IT Service Management and Asset Tracking system.