Manually creating and reviewing your network asset instances

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  • Aktualisiert 12. März 2026
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  • A key function that you can perform in the network inventory workspace is to manually create your network assets and a digital model of your network in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. With this information, you can provision new services, modify existing services, maintain the network, and plan the forecast for your network growth.

    To manually create and to review your individual network inventory records, and define the relationships between each asset, you can easily access the appropriate forms from the workspace landing page. For example, you can select the Interface cards count in the Network entities by categories widget on the Network Inventory Workspace landing page to create an interface card instance.

    Hinweis:
    As an alternative to manually creating individual network asset instances, you can instead use a more automated, and potentially less labor-intensive method to do so. To learn more, see the following:

    Process

    To manually create a comprehensive digital model of your telecommunications network, access the following forms from the Network Inventory Workspace landing page and the Lists view. To learn more, see Reviewing and updating your network inventory with the Network Inventory Workspace.
    1. In the Network Site or Data Center form, create the site records for the individual locations that house your network equipment. To learn more about network site, see 740b52df89fae046d62524302e4c21662b8dc071.dita. To learn more about data centers, see Define the datacenter details.
    2. In the Telco Equipment form, create the individual network asset instances for your telecommunications equipment. To learn more, see ce3c10f3b74bbc61bac1dad7dabd0f6836c4f8a1.dita.
    3. In the Equipment Holder form, create the individual network asset instances for your equipment holders. To learn more, see 606b187d5ccbfffba2df3a9703979161941da4c6.dita.
    4. In the Interface Cards form, create the individual network asset instances for your interface cards. To learn more, see Define the card details.
    5. In the Network Interface form, create the individual network asset instances for your network interfaces. To learn more, see Define the network interface details.
    6. In the Physical connection form, create the individual network asset instances for each physical or wired connection. To learn more, see Define the physical connection details.
    7. In the Logical connection form, create the individual network asset instances for each logical connection. To learn more, see Define the logical connection details.
    8. Create the logical and physical relationships between each asset in your network inventory.
    9. Define the numbering for your virtual local-area network (VLAN) or link aggregation group (LAG) connections in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. To learn more, see Define your inventory numbering.