Device Models
Device models correlate to the different models of devices you use in your network. For example, a Cisco 2960 is a device model made by Cisco.
Device Models CSV Format
Below is the format and definitions for the device-models.csv file that should be imported into Nucleo. Feel free to download the CSV template below.
- Name
ID- Type
- string | int
- Description
The unique identifier for the model on your current system.
- Name
Device Manufacturer ID- Type
- string | int
- Description
The unique identifier for the device manufacturer on your current system. This will be joined to your device manufacturer import on upload.
- Name
Name- Type
- string
- Description
The name of the device model (e.g. Cisco 2960).
- Name
Type- Type
- string
- Description
The type of the device (see table below).
- Name
Sub Type- Type
- string
- Description
The sub-type of the device (see table below). Only available on
modemdevice types.
- Name
Unique Identifier- Type
- string
- Description
How the device is uniquely identified on your network. The options are
mac-addressorimei-imsi-generated-mac-address.
- Name
DNS Abbreviation- Type
- string
- Description
The DNS abbreviation for the model (e.g. cisco-2960). This will be used to generate the DNS name for the device.
- Name
Port Number- Type
- string
- Description
The port number for the device. This is used to generate an admin link for your device
- Name
Requires HTTPS- Type
- boolean
- Description
Whether the admin link requires https or not. (
1means required,0means not required)
Available Types
Below are the types that can be used to define your device.
| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Wireless Radio | wireless-radio |
| Router | router |
| Switch | switch |
| Server | server |
| Power Device | power-device |
| Modem | modem |
Available Sub Types
Below are the sub-types that can be used to define your device. Only available if device type is modem.
| Sub Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Fiber | fiber |
| Cable | cable |
| DSL | dsl |