I’m not sure what we’re suppose to confirm since you didn’t supply anything to validate.  Here is a diagram of how this relationship is done.

Are you trying to use Spoon to create Relationships?

Spoon provides a CMDB Step that will allow you to create a relationship (CMDBOutput Step). With this step you can create the relationships you need.

Not particularly, but as i mentioned it depends on what exactly you are trying to create and how. What information do you have, what is your source of data? Where are you pushing this data to? Are you trying to create Computer - IPEndpoints and Hosted Access Points all in the same run?

From Staging form... ok so you probably will need 4 inputs (to read all four staging forms) and from there 4 outputs to map the data to the proper CMDB Class form.

For input use ARInput and for output CMDBOutput.

The relationship is built depending on how did you get the data.

ADDM, as part of the discovery will discover the IPEndpoints in a specific Computer System and create relationships accordingly.

I´m not sure how are you discovering this data. Can you give more information?

So you do not have a tool which already understands dependency mapping and you are trying to invent the relationships from scratch?

So this Webservice that is bringing data in, what does it know about the relationship?

How are you going to determine the type of relationship?

Hi ,

Please find attached spoon job for your reference. This job is created with relationship between Computer and IpEndpoint with Hosted Access point.

You can have multiple relationship mapped also here.

Thanks,
Dipti.