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Hello Pradeeep
A general overview of setting up the connector can be found here: https://sxwhelpcenter.ecostruxureit.com/display/UADCO8x/RF+Code+CenterScape+Connector
I will note the method of adding an etl configuration has changed since the above link was created. ETL maintenance is now completed in the DCO web client, not webmin.
So from the DCO web client logon as an administrator user. From the below settings icon click "manage ETL configuration"
fill-in the popup page. Make sure you define an IMPORT database, set the name and user credentials for connecting to the database and its critical you define an allowed list otherwise a connection to the database will not be allowed.
Notice in my above example I used a network mask format "0.0.0.0/0" which allows connections from anywhere, in your case you may want to be more restrictive.
Click Next.
From the next page you should see the rfcode connector item in the drop down list
Fill in the proper values for the other fields.
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Hello Pradeep.
Your attachment is helpful in that I can see you indeed have what looks like rfcode assets listed in the unassociated items list (per the below screenshot).
Have you associated the above entries from the unassociated items list to assets in DCO? Your custom properties and tags will not appear in DCO until those above items in the list are dragged or associated onto a DCO asset. This means you will not see tag data for any of the items in the above list.
Once that has been completed, re-run the ETL job, tags should then appear on your devices assuming the tag entries exist in the import database.
Regards
Greg Sterling
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Also, if you review the contents of the configuration_item_property table in the import database, is the tag data you're looking for present in the table?
I pasted a simple example below for a custom property (tags have a different value in the pt_id field).
Are the tag entries you expect to see present in this table, and what is the value in the "state_flag" column? Are they "new", "changed" or "synced"?
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I also see in an email I received you're having trouble connecting to the staging database as the password has been forgotten.
If you logon to the web client and go to the ETL configuration view, if you click the edit button
Then edit the password value in the setting windows for the configuration, click submit and the database password will be changed to the specified password. Then use the connection and credential info based on the contents of this page.
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I received your email. The allowed list in the below screenshot you sent is very specific. In the screenshot you are stating IP 172.17.67.100 can access database staging_centerscape1 using the creds you defined. I assume that IP is the IP of the centerscape server?
DCO Server IP: 172.17.67.99
Client PC IP: 172.17.166.130
But that IP is not the PC or DCO server IP. Can you add or change that IP to something like a subnet range or add a list of IP's but clicking the "+" button to include the PC and DCO server in the allowed list?
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